Example: Set Up Confidential Role-Requested Feedback
This example illustrates how to enable workers to request confidential feedback about another
worker.
As an HR administrator, you want to enable managers to request confidential feedback about
another worker for sensitive issues. You want the feedback requestor, but not the
feedback giver, to be able to select to submit the feedback confidentially. You want
only managers and HR administrators to view confidential feedback.
When a manager or HR administrator initiates the
Get Feedback on Worker
task, they can select the Don't Share with
[Feedback
Recipient
] check box, and the manager can require that the feedback is
confidential. When the feedback giver provides feedback, Workday doesn't provide the
option to share it with the feedback recipient. Configure these business processes in the Performance Enablement functional area:
- Get Feedback on Worker
- Give Requested Feedback
Security: These domains in the Performance Enablement functional area:
- Self-Service: Feedback
- Self-Service: Role Requested Feedback
- Worker Data: Role Requested Feedback
- Add groups for managers and HR administrators to theWorker Data: Confidential Feedbackdomain so they can view the confidential feedback.
- Access theMaintain Feedback Setuptask.
- In theGive Feedbacksection, leave theEnable Confidential Feedback for Give Requested Feedbackcheck box unchecked.When you select this check box, the feedback requestor can't set the feedback as confidential. The feedback giver, not the feedback requestor, selects whether the feedback is confidential at theGive Requested Feedbackbusiness process step.
- In theGet Feedbacksection, leave theDisable Confidential Feedbackcheck box unchecked.
- Select theDefault: Get Feedback on Worker is Confidentialcheck box.When you enable this option, Workday automatically selects the option to not share feedback with the feedback recipient, meaning the feedback is confidential. Feedback requestors can clear this check box to share the feedback with others.