View All Recurring Tasks (MOP 2.0)
A housekeeping recurring task refers to regular and repetitive duties that are essential to maintaining the cleanliness, order, and overall upkeep of a living space. These tasks often include activities like cleaning, tidying, and organizing on a frequent basis to ensure a comfortable and sanitary environment.
Path: Recurring Tasks
1. Click the pencil to edit the task.
2. Each line will show:
- the room or common area where the recurrent task will take place.
- the name of the employee the task is assigned to.
- the task/duty type.
- the priority of the task/duty.
- the task category: cleaning or maintenance.
- the rolling time in days.
- the active status of the task.
3. Click the arrow at the end on the right side to see the details of the recurring task.
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