Not across the board, no. Most companies do this by using a cost of labor index for areas. NYC/SF/Seattle being the highest, and then smaller reductions outsi

Not across the board, no. Most companies do this by using a cost of labor index for areas. NYC/SF/Seattle being the highest, and then smaller reductions outside. Basically you don't want to be in a HCOL (High Cost of Living) remote area with a LCOL (Low cost of Labor)