Microsoft Teams Shift Schedule Fails to Sync Without Reinstall
Workers cannot see updated shift schedules in Microsoft Teams without fully uninstalling and reinstalling the app. This recurring bug affects shift workers who rely on Teams for schedule visibility. The workaround is disruptive and non-obvious.
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