From an evergreen requisition, which Job Application subprocesses can you not initiate?

An evergreen requisition maintains a continuing candidate pipeline for recurring hiring demand. It is not the specific hiring requisition against which definitive employment terms are issued. Consequently, the Offer and Employment Agreement subprocesses cannot be initiated directly from the evergreen requisition.

Review Candidate remains valid because screening and evaluating prospective candidates are central purposes of an evergreen pipeline. Background checks and other evaluative activities may be available according to the configured Job Application business process. Ready for Hire is treated separately from the two contractual subprocesses identified in the correct option. Before formal employment terms are generated, the candidate must be associated with the appropriate standard job requisition that contains the actual position, organization, compensation, and hiring context.

Allowing an offer or employment agreement to originate from the evergreen requisition would bind candidate-specific terms to a requisition intended for continuous sourcing rather than a defined staffing transaction. Workday therefore separates pipeline management from contractual hiring activity. Study Guide reference: Configure Requisitions and Their Components — Evergreen Requisitions, Candidate Pipelines, Job Application Subprocess Restrictions, Offers, and Employment Agreements . Workday’s official Talent Acquisition description identifies evergreen requisitions as a pipeline mechanism and separately describes processing offers and agreements. Workday Talent Acquisition

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