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# Schedule per Tasks with Salary
Maitre'D schedule per task with salary report shows information on the scheduled hours for each T\&A department with the employee name, assigned hours and payable salaries for the current week or the next week. It gives you each employee's schedule with his or her payable salary sorted by task From the report filter window, select the current week or next week and the employee(s) to be included in the report.
#### The following is a sample of the schedule per task with salary report:
Take note the first sections have a break down by department and the next sections have a break down by employee name.
**Employee:**
T\&A employee name
**Reg. Hours:**
Regular hours scheduled
**Over Hours:**
Overtime hours scheduled
**Double Hours:**
Double time hours scheduled
**Task:**
Task description
**Date:**
Scheduled date
**Time in:**
Clock in time scheduled
**Time out:**
Clock out time scheduled
**Rate:**
Employee rate for each employee punch
**Salary:**
Payable salary for each employee punch, for each daily task followed by a grand total for the task.
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