Workday supports one internal employee career site configuration at a time . This provides workers with a unified internal job-discovery and application experience rather than dividing internal opportunities across multiple separately configured employee sites.
The limit differs from external career sites, for which Workday supports multiple configurations to accommodate brands, regions, or candidate populations. Internal employees already operate within the authenticated tenant and share a common worker context. Workday therefore centralizes internal postings, applications, referrals, job alerts, and related actions in one internal experience.
Organizations can still vary the content displayed within that configuration. Job posting templates, template content objects, condition rules, security, and requisition attributes can provide different messaging or job populations without requiring separate internal career sites. This distinction is important: one site configuration does not mean every worker must see identical jobs or content. Eligibility, security, and posting configuration continue to control the experience. Study Guide reference: Career Sites — Internal Employee Career Site Configuration, Internal Job Postings, Conditional Content, Jobs Hub, and Internal Candidate Experience . Workday describes Jobs Hub as one centralized place where employees can search, apply, and manage internal applications. Workday Hubs Guide
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