This is done in Workday the same way it's currently done in MyTime (Kronos.) On your timesheet, click on the day in question to open up a time block, choose "Compensatory Time Earned" as the Time Type, then enter the number of Hours you are choosing to bank as Compensatory Time instead of being paid for it.
Delete the time block on the timesheet, then submit a time off request using Request Absence. From the Enter Time screen, you can access the Request Absence shortcut in the Actions button drop-down menu.
Yes, the Submit button in Workday is the equivalent of the Approval button in Kronos.
The Review button is the first of two steps; clicking it takes you to the screen where you can attest to the accuracy of the timesheet by clicking the Submit button. The Review button will not appear if there are any errors in the information submitted on that timesheet. You can review any error, and the guidance message it contains on how to fix the error, by click on the red “Error” rectangle that appears on the screen. Once all errors are resolved, the Review button will reappear.
Yes, the schedule will remain the same. Weekly paid staff should submit timesheets by the end of the day Friday unless you work on Saturday. If you work on Saturday, submit by the end of the day on Saturday.
