Steps: Remove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Changes
Security: These domains:
- Business Process AdministrationandManage: Business Process Definitionsin the System functional area.
- Set Up: Time Offin the Time Off and Leave functional area.
You can configure Workday to automatically remove approved time off entries after the completion of
Change Job
business process events when either the:
- Workers are no longer eligible for the approved time off.
- Entries are no longer valid days to include due to changes in holiday calendars or work schedule calendars as part of theChange Jobevent.
You can use the
Remove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Change
service step to initiate the Correct Time Off
business process and remove invalid, approved time off entries on or after the effective date of the worker's job change. This step removes the need to find and manually remove these time off entries. Workday automatically creates a Correct Time Off
event for the approved invalid time off entries and adjusts the units down to zero.- Edit Business Processes.On theChange Jobbusiness process, add theRemove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Changeservice step after either of these steps, depending on which one you use:
- Auto-Manage Business Processesservice.
- Manage Business Processes for Workeraction.
This allows you to manage any in-progress events for a worker including time off requests or corrections. TheRemove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Changeservice step only corrects approved time off entries. In-progress time off entries require theAuto-Manage Business ProcessesorManage Business Processes for Workersteps to handle business process cancellation or approval.You must add theRemove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Changeservice step after the completion step (whereCompleteequalsYes). Workday displays an error if you try to add this step before the completion step. - After you add theRemove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Changeservice step for the first time, Workday displays a warning message. Access theEvaluate and Process Events Impacting Absencetask to run a background job immediately that initiates evaluation and correction of ineligible future time off entries and accrual adjustments. From this point onwards, Workday initiates the background job automatically every 15 minutes.If you don't run theEvaluate and Process Events Impacting Absencetask, Workday continues to flag invalid time off entries that occur on or after the effective date in theChange Jobbusiness process event until the next Weekly Service Update when we automatically initiate the background job to run every 15 minutes in your tenant.If Workday doesn’t display a warning message when you add the service step to the business process definition for the first time, this means that the background job is already running and there’s no need to run theEvaluate and Process Events Impacting Absencetask.IfRescindorCorrectactions occur on theChange Jobbusiness process, you might need to manually remove or re-enter time off entries that start on or after the effective date of the job change. This is because a rescind or correction of theChange Jobevent won’t impact any automatic time off corrections by theEvaluate and Process Events Impacting Absencetask.
- Create a separate rule-based business process definition for theCorrect Time Offbusiness process because theRemove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Changeservice creates correction events that follow the business process definition.If you want the service step to automatically remove invalid time off entries without review and approval, create a business process with just a single initiation step (Step a), as follows:
- From the related actions menu of theCorrect Time Offbusiness process, select .
- SelectRule Based Workflow Definition Nameand enter a name. Example:Remove Invalid Time Off Service. ClickOK.
- From the related actions menu of theCorrect Time Off (Remove Invalid Time Off Service )business process, select and clickOK.
- From the related actions menu of Step a, select and clickOK.
- As a related action on the business process, select .
- Remove any additional steps and clickOK.
- Create a condition rule that uses theInitiating Business Process of Remove Invalid Time Off Entries Servicereport field to identify when the initiating business process isChange Job:
- From the related actions menu of the initiation step, select and clickOK.
- Enter a description. Example: A name such asTime Off Correction Initiated by Remove Invalid Time Off Service After Change Job?helps identify the business process condition rule.
- Enter a comment to explain the condition. Example:If time off correction is initiated by Remove Invalid Time Off After Job Change, then exit of a - Correct Time Off notifies Employee as Self.
- Add a rule with these values:And/OrSource External Field or Condition RuleRelational OperatorComparison TypeComparison ValueAndInitiating Business Process of Remove Invalid Time Off Entries Servicein the selection listValue specified in this filterChange JobOther possible comparison values are:
- Assign Work Schedule.
- Termination.
- Blank, if the correction was not initiated by the service step.
- To notify employees that Workday is correcting their time off as a result of aChange Jobevent, create a custom notification on the rule-based business process definition:
- From the related actions menu of the business process, select and clickOK.
- Complete the task:
Option Description TriggersFrom theOn Exitprompt, selecta - Correct Time Off.Conditions and RulesAdd a rule and select the business process condition rule that you created previously.GroupsSelect theEmployee as Selfsecurity group.Email Message ContentEnter the details:- Subject:Add a row to enter text for the subject line. Example:Time off Correction Submitted on Your Behalf.
- Body:Add a row to enter body text. Example:Workday submitted a time off correction on your behalf due to a Change Job event that resulted in invalid time off entries after eligibility changes or the dates changing to non-working days.
- To ensure that Workday only sends notifications to employees for corrections initiated by the service step as part of theChange Jobbusiness process, create a rule that triggers the rule-based business process when True:
- From the related actions menu of the rule-based business process that you created previously, select and clickOK.
- Add a rule. From theRuleprompt, selectCreate Condition Rule, and clickOK.
- Enter a description. Example: A name such asTime Off Correction Initiated by Remove Invalid Time Off Servicehelps identify the business process condition rule.
- Enter a comment to explain the condition. Example:True if the event is a time off correction that was initiated by a Remove Invalid Time Off Entries Service.
- From theCopy Condition from Ruleprompt, select the business process condition rule that you created previously. Example:Time Off Correction Initiated by Remove Invalid Time Off Service After Change Job?
- Create a rule with these values and clickOK:And/OrSource External Field or Condition RuleRelational OperatorComparison TypeComparison ValueAndInitiated by Remove Invalid Time Off Entries Serviceequal toValue specified in this filterSelect the check box.
You can initiate the
Change Job
business process to verify that the Remove Invalid Time Off Entries After Job Change
service step is working. See Reference: Change Job Initiation. On the Manage Absence
report, if workers requested time off but have a job change that makes them ineligible for the time off, as of the effective date, Workday removes the time off entries from their calendar, or reallocates the time off to a different absence tier that they're now eligible for when sufficient balances exist.