Thanks for answering. I haven't gone into the office, so we haven't met with her yet. My co-worker was asking me today if I can try to find a time in the next few weeks to come in.

The stats for June came out and for new projects they were low, if you average over 4 people, they are about half what we are supposed to do. My production was about 1/3 of that total, so better than average. It gives me the impression that it's not just the two of us that are having issues.

I did the calculation and under the current production minimums, a new project in theory should take 1.6 times the amount of an update, which doesn't compute with me. Creating a new project is really more like 2-3 times the work for those of us who aren't able to just cut and paste, and can be more if it is something already advanced, since you have to find all the historical information and input it with sources. Plus in some sectors like both of ours, we often have to add something called risk analysis, which is time consuming.

An update is just a recent news item, looking over everything and making any changes that might be required by the news item. It's way less work, so I think we need to focus on that.

The worst thing is that they want to base incentives/potential bonuses production, so the same people with the easier work assignments are always going to benefit if things stay this way.