Which of the following is NOT a worker self-service task listed in the material?

• A. Edit personal information
• B. Enter time
• C. Request time off
• D. Submit travel requests

Answer: (D)

The main idea is distinguishing tasks an employee can perform directly in their own workspace without help from HR or payroll. Worker self-service includes actions like updating your own personal details, recording hours worked, and requesting time off—these are self-directed tasks in the system.

Submitting travel requests isn’t listed as a worker self-service task in the material because travel planning and approvals usually live in a separate process or module (travel/expenses) and often require additional routing or oversight. It’s typically handled through a travel workflow rather than through standard self-service for personal data or time management.

So, the items that fit self-service are updating personal information, entering time, and requesting time off, while submitting travel requests sits outside that self-service scope in the material.