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Position details are date sensitive. This means that as position information changes over time, a complete history of the position may be kept.
Position details are date sensitive. This means that as position information changes over time, a complete history of the position may be kept. Position records can be modified or deleted as necessary. If there is only one position record the Delete capability is removed.
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;[Wage Rate|WAGE_RATE]:This field shows the standard salary or wage amount allocated for this position. It is usually the starting salary or wage that is entered, or the currently budgeted rate, rather than the amount that employee who fills the position is receiving. Wage Rate is defaulted from the Scale/Step definition, if provided or from the job definition. This value, however, may be overridden. ::The Preference 'DEFAULT_RANGE_MIDPOINT', when set to Y, will cause the Wage Rate to be set to the Midpoint value from the Salary Range on the Job.
;[Wage Rate|WAGE_RATE]:This field shows the standard salary or wage amount allocated for this position. It is usually the starting salary or wage that is entered, or the currently budgeted rate, rather than the amount that employee who fills the position is receiving. Wage Rate is defaulted from the Scale/Step definition, if provided or from the job definition. This value, however, may be overridden.\\ \\The Preference 'DEFAULT_RANGE_MIDPOINT', when set to Y, will cause the Wage Rate to be set to the Midpoint value from the Salary Range on the Job.
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