Quick answer
The Pending tasks card on /home is your to-do list. It pulls together everything across ASHR.work that is waiting on you, such as a leave request to approve, an unfinished onboarding form, a self-review that is due or a document to acknowledge. Each item links straight to the action, and the card clears as you finish.
What kinds of tasks show up here?
The card collects action items from every part of ASHR.work, so you never have to hunt through separate pages. Common examples:
- A leave request awaiting your approval (managers)
- An unfinished onboarding form to complete (new hires)
- A self-review that is due this appraisal cycle
- A document you need to read and acknowledge
- A helpdesk ticket assigned to you
How do I act on a task?
Every row is a shortcut. Click a task and ASHR.work takes you straight to the exact page where you finish it, for example the leave approval screen or your self-review form. You do not need to search for it yourself.
What happens when I finish a task?
Once you complete an item, it drops off the card automatically. There is no tick-box to manage by hand. The card always shows what is still open, so a shrinking list means you are getting through your work.
What does an empty card mean?
An empty Pending tasks card is good news. It means nothing across ASHR.work needs you at that moment. If a new task arrives, such as a fresh leave request, it will appear on the card on its own.
Frequently asked questions
- My Pending tasks card is empty. Is something wrong?
- No. An empty card means nothing needs you right now. New items appear automatically when they arrive.
- Do I have to remember to check it?
- The card sits on your Home screen, and important items also trigger a notification, so you get nudged either way.