In Workday, when multipleconfigurable compensation basesqualify for an employee, the system determines theprimary compensation basisusingranking precedence. The compensation basis with thelowest numerical rankingtakes priority, provided the employee meets its eligibility criteria. Unranked compensation bases are only used when no ranked bases apply.
In this scenario, the employee is:
* Full-time
* Not in sales
* Located in Mexico
Based on eligibility:
* Total Compensation Non-Salesapplies (full-time, non-sales).
* Total Pay (Mexico)applies (Mexican employees).
* Salary and Seniorityapplies (all employees).
Among these,Total Compensation Non-Saleshas thehighest prioritybecause it has thelowest ranking value (20). Although Total Pay (Mexico) is country-specific, its ranking (40) gives it lower precedence. Salary and Seniority is unranked and therefore only applies if no ranked basis qualifies, which is not the case here.
Workday's compensation basis evaluation logic always selects thehighest-ranked (lowest number) qualifying basisas the primary basis for compensation calculations and validations.
Therefore, the correct answer isTotal Compensation Non-Sales.