External Career Sites Powered by Workday – Cookie Information

Career sites powered by Workday use the following required cookies:

Cookie subgroup Cookies Description Cookie type Cookie duration
Session experience PLAY_LANG,
PLAY_SESSION,
timezoneOffset,
wd-browser-id
wday_vps_cookie
CXS_SESSION
User, device, and session ID cookies, as well as timestamp cookies used to time out sessions after a period of inactivity. These cookies expire at the end of the session. First-party Session
Security management TS* Helps prevent cyberattacks on the user’s interactions with the enterprise cloud applications. Ensures that the domain and subdomain cookies exchanged between the web server and the client remain unaltered. First-party Session
Security management CALYPSO_CSRF_TOKEN Contains a CSRF token to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks, that is, to prevent a user from performing unintended actions on the career site. First-party Session
Security management __cf_bm Identifies and mitigates automated traffic to protect the Platform from malicious bots. First-party After 30 minutes of inactivity
Load balancing Naming conventions for WorkdayLB_*
WorkdayLB_UICLIENT,
WorkdayLB_SAS
Forwards requests for a single session to the same server to ensure service consistency. First-party Session

 

Organizations using Workday Career Sites may enable one or more of the optional features that use cookies or similar technologies. The table below provides further details on these optional cookies:

Cookie subgroup Cookies Description Cookie type Cookie duration
Cookie preferences enablePrivacyTracking Boolean tracker to capture user preferences for non-essential cookies from the External Career Site Cookie Banner. First-party Session
Performance (analytics) Google Analytics: _ga* Provides Google Analytics data using the specified Tracking ID for metrics related to traffic from external sites. First-party 400–730 days
Functional (Apply via LinkedIn) JSESSIONID
lang
bcookie
bscookie
li_gc
lissc
lidc
fcookie
fid
Supports the "Apply with LinkedIn" feature. For more information, contact LinkedIn. See the sample "Apply with LinkedIn" reference materials. third-party Session (JSESSIONID, lang)
2 years, the rest.

 

Workday Application

Workday’s enterprise cloud application sets the following required cookies:

Cookie subgroup Cookies Description Cookie type Cookie duration
Session experience PLAY_LANG,
PLAY_SESSION,
timezoneOffset,
helpLastCheckin,
JSESSIONID,
LastUserActivity,
learningLastCheckIn,
SessionTimeoutMS,
UserSignedIn,
sessionLoggingInfo,
uid,
wd-alt-sessionid,
wd-browser-id
User, device, and session ID cookies, as well as timestamp cookies used to time out sessions after a period of inactivity. These cookies expire at the end of the session. First-party Session
Security management TS* Helps prevent cyberattacks on the user’s interactions with the enterprise cloud applications. Ensures that the domain and subdomain cookies exchanged between the web server and the client remain unaltered. First-party Session
Security management deviceID Uses deviceID to support the Trusted Devices feature. It expires after 1 year (see the Trusted Devices FAQ for information on configuring trusted devices). First-party 1 year
Security management __cf_bm Identifies and mitigates automated traffic to protect the Platform from malicious bots. First-party After 30 minutes of inactivity
Security management _cfuvid The _cfuvid cookie is only set when a site uses this option in a Rate Limiting Rule. It is used solely to enable the Cloudflare WAF to distinguish individual users who share the same IP address. First-party Session
Load balancing Naming convention for WorkdayLB_*
WorkdayLB_BP,
WorkdayLB_MICROSCOPE,
WorkdayLB_PEX,
WorkdayLB_SAS,
WorkdayLB_TALK,
WorkdayLB_TALK_rest,
WorkdayLB_TALK_ws,
WorkdayLB_UI,
WorkdayLB_UIAUTHGWY,
WorkdayLB_USB,
WorkdayLB_VPS2,
WorkdayLB_WDRIVE_client,
WorkdayLB_WDRIVE_server_rest,
WorkdayLB_WDRIVE_server_ws
Forwards requests for a single session to the same server to ensure service consistency. First-party Session
Load balancing __cflb Enables Cloudflare to redirect an end user back to the same customer origin for a specific period of time configured by the customer. This process ensures a seamless experience for the end user. First-party 11 hours

Information retrieved on March 20, 2026

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