You can use the Schwarzian Transform, something like: 
use strict;

my @data = (
"aix-dev,active,aixr03,aixr03,crmd,FULL,12345,Sunday,018:00:00",
        "w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pub1hi,prod-web-srv1Y,FULL,3,Friday,
+021:00:00",
        "w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pol02pi,prod-web-srv1,CINC,,Monday,0
+09:00:00",
        "w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pub01pi,prod-web-srv1,CINC,,Monday,0
+23:00:000",
        "aix-dev-ecmd2,active,aixr03,aixr03,ecmD2,FULL,12345,Monday,00
+1:00:00",
        "aix-prod-artp,active,aixr04,aixr04,artp-rman,FULL,2345,Sunday
+,021:30:00",
        "w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pol02pi,prod-web-srv1Y,FULL,3,Friday
+,023:00:00",
        "w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pub01pi,prod-web-srv1Y,FULL,3,Friday
+,021:00:00"
        ) ;

my %hash = (Sunday=>0,Monday=>1,Tuesday=>2,Wednesday=>3,
            Thursday=>4,Friday=>5,Saturday=>6);

print map  { $_->[0] }             
      sort {
              $a->[1] <=> $b->[1] #week
                      ||
              $a->[2] <=> $b->[2]  #hour
                      ||
              $a->[3] <=> $b->[3]  # minute
                      ||
              $a->[4] <=> $b->[4]  # second
                      ||
              $a->[5] cmp $b->[5]  #policy
      }
      map  { [ $_, compute($_)] } @data;


sub compute{
    my @items = split(/,/,shift);
    my @time = split(/:/,$items[8]);

    return     ($hash{$items[7]},@time,$items[0]);
}

__END__
# output:

aix-dev,active,aixr03,aixr03,crmd,FULL,12345,Sunday,018:00:00
aix-prod-artp,active,aixr04,aixr04,artp-rman,FULL,2345,Sunday,021:30:0
+0
aix-dev-ecmd2,active,aixr03,aixr03,ecmD2,FULL,12345,Monday,001:00:00
w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pol02pi,prod-web-srv1,CINC,,Monday,009:00:00
w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pub01pi,prod-web-srv1,CINC,,Monday,023:00:000
w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pub1hi,prod-web-srv1Y,FULL,3,Friday,021:00:00
w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pub01pi,prod-web-srv1Y,FULL,3,Friday,021:00:0
+0
w2k-prod,active,w2k-PROD,pol02pi,prod-web-srv1Y,FULL,3,Friday,023:00:0
+0

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