Curious how many of you will see a salary bump when shifted to N3. That would mean you are probably closer to or at the bottom in your current TSR and would be below the minimum of the current N3 range. Sadly it won’t help me, as while I’m at midpoint the TSR for my title is pretty awful compared to others. Although I have heard that certain titles may also be receiving another TSR adjustment at the same time.
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It was showing in Workday under compensation at launch but they have since hidden the indicator. The old ecorp employee report was reflecting the new TSR ranges on 1/1 but they have since removed the link to the report. If you search for Dallas based jobs in workday all the jobs are reflecting the N3 ranges and from what I understand anyone getting hired now is getting the N3 rate.
Where are you seeing updated Geo Zones? Dallas is still show as N2.
not enough to offset your new 6.8% mortgage rate
Supposedly 3/1
When is that shift supposed to occur?
Expect 1.5432678765%.
You are probably already overpaid for your given skill level.
If your current pay is below the N3 starting rate for your job expect to be moved to that. If your pay falls within the current N3 range expect your regular raise of 1% to 3% based off your review.
What should we expect in terms of adjustment?
It should affect everyone in a positive manner because this is not like a regular pay raise.