Join Modernization for Workday demos Tuesday, Oct 29

Want to see how activities like checking your pay stub and tracking work time may change when we adopt a new system in July 2020? Join the Modernization Initiative for demonstrations from the second prototype of our new software, Workday for WSU, on October 29.

The Modernization Team will host a session for each of the following audiences:

  • WSU Employees
  • Managers and Supervisors
  • Grant Administrators and Principal Investigators
  • Administrative Staff (Finance, HCM, and Payroll)

We’ll also do a special overview of Workday’s reporting capabilities.

Please tune in to as many sessions as you’d like and are able. All are welcome, and no RSVP is required. Visit our Prototype Preview page for the detailed schedule and Zoom information.

Workday for WSU will be our new system for payroll, finance, grants management, and human resources starting in July 2020. Learn more about Workday and the Modernization Initiative at modernization.wsu.edu.

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