📁Reorganization concept serves as a repository to record and track supervisory organization changes.
📅 Unique and historical dates like 01/01/1900 are recommended for configuration activeness to avoid collisions.
🔗 Integration purposes require assigning backend codes to supervisory organizations.
👥 Visibility options include “Everyone,” “Role Assignees,” and “Role Assignees + Members” for controlling access.
🌐 External URLs can be added to supervisory organizations for linking external resources.
📍 Primary locations and naming conventions are essential for defining supervisory organizations.
🔄 Staffing model options include position or job, with position management being mandatory for top-level organizations.
⚙️ Assigning roles and role assignments are steps to be defined at a later stage in the process.
Creating a Reorganization 00:05
Configuring Reorganization Details 02:26
Supervisory Organization Setup 04:39
Integration and Reporting Considerations 12:32
External URLs and Additional Details 16:34
A Supervisory Organization in Workday HCM is a foundational element used to define and structure the management hierarchy within an organization. It helps in organizing employees based on reporting relationships and managerial responsibilities, facilitating effective management and oversight.
To create a Supervisory Organization in Workday HCM, you need to navigate to the “Create Supervisory Organization” task, input the necessary details such as the name, manager, location, and parent organization, and then complete the setup process by following the on-screen prompts.
No, an employee in Workday HCM can belong to only one Supervisory Organization at a time. However, employees can be assigned to different roles within the same Supervisory Organization or be part of other groups, like Matrix Organizations or Projects, which allow for more flexible assignment structures.
Managing changes to Supervisory Organizations in Workday HCM involves using tasks like “Move Workers,” “Change Organization Assignments,” or “Reassign Roles.” These tasks allow you to update employee assignments, manage reporting relationships, and ensure the organizational structure reflects current operational needs.