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# 工作地点
## 1.功能描述
* 管理员可设置不同的工作地点。设置完成后方能设定后期的 「排班」 和 「打卡地点」。
* 操作步骤： \
1.［考勤管理］>［考勤设置］>［工作地点］>［新增工作地点］\
注：5.2的新增工作地点会自动与4.10的工作地点同步 \
2\. 输入工作地点名称、工作地点编号、地址，点选「保存」
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