What happens if a position is moved to a phase with a lower wage range as a result of the Reconsideration process?
A. Employee’s base wage will not be reduced as a result of a reconsideration. If your base wage, effective March 1, 2006, is within the new wage range, then you will receive an increment on January 1 st of 2.5% if your base wage is below the equity point or 2% if your base wage is at/above the equity point.. If your base wage, effective March 1, 2006, is above the maximum of the new wage range, then your base wage will be red-circled. You will not receive any base wage increases until the maximum of the wage range exceeds your base wage.
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