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Explain How William Franicola Changed Robertshaw Hall Routine
All maintenance routines need revaluated some maintenance #1 routines have more square foot area, class rooms additional desk ,chair and chalk boards ,computer labs with extra chairs,computers to clean and work order for set ups. William Franicola changed Robertshaw Hall routine with two employees that only clean the common areas with no class rooms ,computer rooms or work order in the past there was only one employee assigned to this building.
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