Concept: Condition Rules for Job Changes
This topic is relevant to the legacy change job experience. We plan to retire this topic in a future release.
You can add condition rules to the
Change Job
business process to determine which subprocesses can be initiated during a job change. Workday evaluates the condition rules based on data entered on the Start Details
page.Example
You add
Change Organization Assignments
as a subprocess to the Change Job
business process. You create a condition rule for the Change Organization Assignments
step to run only when a worker's location changes:And/Or | Source External Field | Relational Operator | Comparison Type | Comparison Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
And | Location - Proposed | NOT exact match with the selection list | Value from another field | Location - Current |
The implications of this condition rule:
- Teresa's manager, Steve, accesses theChange Jobtask and changes Teresa's location on theStart Detailspage.
- Steve reviews theOrganizationssection, changes Teresa's cost center, and submits the changes.
- The condition rule on theChange Organization Assignmentsstep determines that Teresa's location changed.
- The process routes to an HR administrator for review, and the administrator approves the change.
- Workday updates Teresa's location. Based on the condition rule on theChange Organization Assignmentsstep, Workday also updates Teresa's cost center.