What happens if a passive event is scheduled to recur?

When a passive event is scheduled to recur, it is designed to automatically occur based on the intervals that have been set. This means that once the initial passive event is established with specific parameters for recurrence, it will continue to trigger on its own at the determined times without needing any manual intervention. This functionality is especially useful in scenarios where consistent actions need to be taken periodically, allowing the system to manage these events efficiently.

The other options present scenarios that do not accurately reflect how recurring passive events work. For instance, triggering manually each time or requiring employees to reschedule would negate the purpose of automation and efficiency that passive events aim to provide. Additionally, stating that the event can only be triggered once does not align with the concept of recurrence, which inherently involves multiple occurrences at set intervals.