If you find a red circle rate in a particular pay level,you should probably:
A)not allow the person to get any new raises because they are already being paid too much.
B)recheck your figures because you have a miscalculation in your salary computations.
C)move the person up to at least the bottom of the pay level for their job.
D)broadband the pay scale to put them in the boundary for that job.
E)promote the individual because it is obvious that they work harder than others in their department.

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A red circle rate indicates that an employee's pay is above the maximum for their pay grade, so typically, they would not receive further raises until the pay range is adjusted.

If You Find a Red Circle Rate in a Particular