True or False? Passive events can be configured to run only once for the same employee.

The statement is true; passive events can be configured to run only once for the same employee. In Workday, passive events refer to actions or events that occur automatically in response to certain conditions or triggers without requiring direct input from the employee, such as changes in employment status or benefit eligibility.

When configuring these events, they can be set up to be unique to an employee, meaning that once the conditions for the event are met and the event has been executed, it won't run again for the same individual. This helps in maintaining accurate records and preventing redundant actions that could lead to confusion or errors in the employee's benefits data.

While other options suggest variations about the configuration of passive events, they do not correctly capture the fundamental feature that allows for this one-time execution for an employee under specified conditions. Therefore, the notion that passive events can indeed be limited to a single occurrence correctly reflects how they function in the Workday system.