Viewing a scale

To select through direct entry

To select through search criteria

Organization Structure Unit

The organization structure unit in which the “Organization Structure” component is deployed.

Date Format

The date format that is applicable to the login user.

To view the details in any other language

Scale Code	The scale code you specified in the “Select Scale for Viewing” page.
Scale Short Description	The brief description of the scale.
Scale Long Description	The more elaborate description of the scale.
Currency	The type of currency in which the salary is paid. From the drop-down list box, select the currency applicable to the scale.
Inactive	“Yes” or “No” is displayed.
	“Yes” indicates that the new scale can be used for subsequent activities. For instance, you can map an employee to a scale.
	“No” indicates that the new scale will not currently function, until activated later.
Increment Type	“Amount” or “Percentage” is displayed, to indicate the mode of payment of increments to the salary.
Applicable to	One of the following three options is displayed:
	“All Org. Units” refers to all the applicable organization units for the setup unit. “Login (Operative/Current/Working/Chosen) Org. Unit” refers to the organization unit you selected in the “Unit Structure Setup” unit, if applicable.
	“Selective Org. Units” refers to a distinct set of applicable organization units to be specified in the “Org. Unit Mapping” page.
	“Existing Mapped Org. Units” refers to maintaining the most recent mapping of the applicable organization units.

To view the specifications of the scale

Lower Limit	The lower limit of the scale. For example, if the scale is 1000-100-2000, 1000 indicates the lower limit, 100 indicate the increment value, and 2000 indicates the upper limit.
Increment	The amount or percentage, by which the salary can be incremented. For example, if the scale is 1000-100-2000, 1000 indicates the lower limit, 100 indicate the increment value, and 2000 indicates the upper limit.
	The “Increment Type” field at the top determines whether the increment will be given as a percentage or an amount.
Upper Limit	The upper limit of the scale. For example, if the scale is 1000-100-2000, 1000 indicates the lower limit, 100 indicate the increment value, and 2000 indicates the upper limit.
Industry Average	A number to indicate the average scale in the industry for this scale.
Comparison Ratio	A number to indicate the ratio of the average salary of all the employees within the tier, to the industry average.
Comments	The comments pertaining to the scale details.

Page Objective

Use this page to view scale details.