Concept: End Jobs

The

End Jobs

task grid displays jobs as of the worker's latest staffing event, including events or changes that are effective on a future date. When you schedule a job to end on a future date, that job doesn't display in the grid. Example: A job is active today, January 1, but has an

End Additional Job

event effective on February 1. The job doesn't display in the

End Jobs

task today because the future-dated

End Additional Job

event is the latest event for that job.

When a worker has a future

Add Additional Job

event, you can't end that job or terminate the worker from the

End Jobs

task. To terminate the worker, you must first cancel or rescind the future

Add Additional Job

event.

The

End Jobs

task only displays jobs that you have permission to see. The task also respects localization settings for additional job classifications.

The

End Date

for the

End Jobs

task automatically populates into the initiation of both subsequent

Termination

and

End Additional Job

subprocesses. Example: You select an

End Date

of January 31 on the

End Jobs

task. January 31 automatically populates in both the

Termination

and

End Additional Job

events. When you change the

End Date

to February 15 on the

Termination

event, the

End Additional Job

event still automatically populates an

End Date

of January 31.