For a worker to be a member of a rule-based security group, which must be true?

For a worker to be a member of a rule-based security group, it is essential that the worker is part of the baseline security group. This is because rule-based security groups in Workday typically build upon the foundational criteria set by baseline security groups, providing standardized access and ensuring that all members meet minimum access requirements. The inclusion in the baseline security group acts as a prerequisite, enabling rule-based security groups to function effectively by granting or restricting access based on those existing parameters.

In contrast, while it might seem that having a supervisory organization (first option) or a specific position (second option) could relate to security membership, these factors do not universally apply across all rule-based security groups. Likewise, completing security training (fourth option) may enhance understanding or competence but is not a condition for membership in a rule-based security group. The core requirement hinges on the individual's affiliation with the baseline security group, which serves as a fundamental layer in the security framework of Workday.