If you use the Edit Position task, which statement is true?

• A. You change the position's restrictions and may impact the current occupant.
• B. You change the position's restrictions but do not impact the current worker.
• C. It creates a new job profile
• D. It deletes the position

Answer: (C)

Editing a position in Workday involves updating the position’s details, including which job profile it uses. In Workday, job profiles are versioned objects—changes aren’t applied to the existing profile in place. When you save changes through Edit Position, a new version of the job profile is created and the position can be linked to that new version. That’s why the statement that best fits is that it creates a new job profile. The current worker isn’t automatically moved to the new version just by editing; you’d need a separate action to reassign the worker. The operation also doesn’t delete the position.