Workday job feed
Workday career sites are JavaScript-heavy single-page applications. Most scrapers return nothing. YubHub returns every live role on the site, enriched with AI and delivered as a clean XML feed you can import into any job board.
Why Workday is hard to scrape
Workday is one of the most widely used enterprise HR platforms, powering careers pages for thousands of large employers. But it is also one of the hardest to scrape. Here is why standard tools fail:
JavaScript single-page application
Workday careers pages render entirely in JavaScript. A standard HTTP request returns an empty shell. Tools that depend on static HTML, including jboard's built-in scraper, get no job data back.
No schema.org markup
Workday does not embed JobPosting structured data. Scrapers that rely on schema.org to find listings will not detect any jobs on the page.
Dynamic content loading
Job listings load asynchronously as the user scrolls or interacts with filters. There is no single page with all jobs, the content is fetched on demand from Workday's backend.
This is the page that demonstrates YubHub's "any careers page" promise. If it can handle Workday, it can handle anything.
A structured XML feed from a Workday careers site
YubHub turns a Workday careers site into a complete, structured feed. You add the employer's Workday careers URL and receive an XML feed and jobs.json endpoint carrying every live role with its full description, location, employment type and posting date, kept current with the employer's own site. Workday employers include a large share of the world's biggest companies, and they are badly under-represented on independent job boards for exactly this reason.
Every role on the site
Your feed includes the whole Workday board, whatever its size and however many pages the employer spreads it across. A 2,000-role multinational is as complete as a 20-role firm.
Fields a Workday page does not hand over
Each listing arrives with location, job type, posting date and a clean description, plus YubHub's category, seniority and salary parsing. You publish structured roles, not raw page text.
Current without maintenance
Workday employers post and close roles continuously. Your feed follows them on your plan's refresh cadence. Closed roles leave, new ones arrive, and nobody on your team touches the integration again.
What gets enriched
Workday job descriptions are often unstructured, salary, skills, and work arrangement are buried in free text. YubHub's AI extracts structured data from every listing, regardless of how the original was written.
Salary range
Extracted from description text by AI
Skills
Parsed from requirements and responsibilities
Work arrangement
Remote, hybrid, or on-site, detected from content
Experience level
Junior, mid, senior, classified by AI
Category
Engineering, marketing, operations, etc.
Company info
Size, industry and HQ, researched from public sources
The result is a feed where every Workday job has consistent metadata, ready for filtering, faceted search, and display on your job board. This is what job wrapping means in practice.
What you get in the XML feed
Every Workday job in your feed includes these fields. Import them into your job board platform and map to your own field names.
Works with your job board
A Workday feed from YubHub imports like any other: ordinary XML and jobs.json your board already understands. The value is that it exists at all, because a Workday careers site hands an ordinary importer nothing to work with. These boards are where our users most often load Workday feeds:
Using a different platform? If it supports XML import, it works with YubHub. Get in touch if you need help connecting.
Pricing
Start with the free plan to test a Workday feed. Upgrade when you need more feeds or higher job limits.
Free
£0
✓ 50 jobs/mo
✓ 1 feed
Basic
£9.99/mo
✓ 250 jobs/mo
✓ 5 feeds
Publisher
£29.99/mo
✓ 2,500 jobs/mo
✓ 15 feeds
Pro
£99.99/mo
✓ 10,000 jobs/mo
✓ Unlimited
Get a Workday job feed in minutes
Paste the Workday careers page URL. YubHub returns every live role, enriched with AI, as a clean XML feed.