Steps: Set Up International and Domestic Assignments
You can manage international and domestic assignments as additional jobs with these business processes:
- Add Additional Job
- End Additional Job
With the
Change Job
business process, you can change an employee's job to a domestic assignment.You can also manage international assignments with these business processes:
- Start International Assignment
- End International Assignment
Using the
Add Additional Job
and End Additional Job
business processes to manage international assignments provides you with improved usability and flexibility. Example: You can make an assignment a primary job as a subprocess of the Add Additional Job
business process to manage employees in their host country.Workday recommends that you don't end the assignment and terminate the employee on the same date. If you end the assignment and terminate the employee on the same date, the assignment continues to display as the default position on the worker profile. If you rehire the same employee, the position that you select when hiring becomes the employee's primary position.
- Configure role-based security for multiple jobs.TheStart International Assignmenttask isn't constrained to your configured security groups and gives users access to all workers in any organization. This enables users in host countries to start the international assignment for workers in other organizations and locations.
- (Optional) Access theEdit Security Grouptask to grant managers access to the home and host job or position data for employee's on international assignments.
Option Description Role has access to the positions they support.Gives the roles in the supervisory organization associated with the specified position access to the worker's person and job or position data.Role for primary job has access to all positions.Gives only those roles in the supervisory organization associated with the primary job or position access to the worker's person and job or position data.Role has access to all positions.Gives all roles in the supervisory organization associated with the primary and additional jobs or positions access to the worker's person and job or position data. - To manage international and domestic assignments, configure these business processes and security policies in the Staffing functional area:
- Add Additional Job
- End Additional JobTo change employee's positions to domestic assignments, you can also configure theChange Jobbusiness process and security policies in the Staffing functional area.
- To manage international assignments only, configure theStart International AssignmentandEnd International Assignmentbusiness processes and security policies in the Staffing functional area.
- Edit Domain Security Policies.Set up security policies for these domains in the Staffing functional area to set up and report on assignments:
- Set Up: Position
- Set Up: Staffing
- Worker Data: Assignments and Global Mobility
- If you're using theAdd Additional Jobbusiness process, enable assignment fields for theAdd Additional Jobbusiness process with theConfigure Optional Fieldstask.You can also hide assignment fields on theChange Jobbusiness process.
- Access theMaintain Assignment Typestask.Create assignment types.
- (Optional) Access theTranslate Business Objectreport.Translate custom assignment labels configured in theMaintain Assignment Types.
- Access theMaintain Event Categories and Reasonstask.Create categories and reasons for theAdd Additional JoborStart International Assignmentbusiness process.
- Access theMaintain End Additional Job Categoriestask.Create categories and reasons for theEnd Additional Job,End International Assignment, orChange Jobbusiness process.
- If you use Workday Payroll to pay workers on international assignments, access theEdit Tenant Setup - HCMtask.SelectMultiple Jobsin thePosition Setup Optionsto enable international assignment payments.
- (Optional) Access theMaintain Custom Labelstask.Create an alternative term for international assignments.
- (Optional) Set up job overlap for vacating positions.