Steps: Set Up No Shows
You can configure the
No Show
business process to enable users to report employees who don't come on their first day of work. Once reviewed, the No Show
business process rescinds the Hire
event of the worker. You can configure this business process to stop some downstream processes and integrations that are related to the worker's Hire
event. The specific processes Workday is able to stop depends on:
- The configuration of your organization.
- How far along these processes are when you complete theNo Showevent.
The
No Show
event enables you to mark a worker as a No Show
on their pre-hire record. Workday can automatically inform hiring managers when they attempt to hire a worker who was previously a no show. You can also mark the worker as a No Show
directly on their pre-hire record without initiating the business process.You can use the
Maintain Event Categories and Reasons
task to add a reason for the no show to the business process.You can only use the
No Show
business process for employees, not contingent workers.- Edit Business Processes.Ensure that theReview and Complete No Showstep is theCompletestep on theNo Showbusiness process. Add any approval steps before theCompletestep.You can configure theNo Showbusiness process to stop some downstream processes related to the worker within Workday. Use theHire Rescindedintegration attribute on theCore Connector: Workerintegration to inform third-party processes. The ability to cancel events can depend on the frequency of integration updates, as well as how quickly you can report and complete theNo Showevent.
- Configure localization settings for theMark as No Showfield on theNo Showbusiness process.
- Edit Domain Security Policies.Configure theNo Show Event Detailreport secured to theStaffing Actions: No Showdomain.
- (Optional) Add Dashboard Menus.You can addNo Showevents to theMy Team Managementdashboard. That enables managers to keep track of the no shows they report.
- (Optional) Create Integration (Step).You can configure an integration step for theNo Showbusiness process that enables you to use integration events associated with no shows.