The Employee Pay table captures the core payroll data for each employee, including Pay Date, Employee Name, and the Standard Pay Amount. This table also accounts for any Adjustment Amounts and calculates the Total Amount to be paid. It serves as the main record for tracking individual employee payments, ensuring that each employee is compensated according to their standard pay, with any adjustments or deductions applied accordingly.
The Employee Pay Adjustments table details specific adjustments made to an employee’s pay. Each entry records the Employee Pay it is associated with, along with the Adjustment Type and the corresponding Adjustment Amount. This table allows for clear tracking and justification of pay changes, providing transparency for both payroll administrators and employees.
The Employees table stores comprehensive details about each employee, including their Name, Gender, Job Title Code, and contact information such as Employee Phone and Employee Email. It also includes data on their Standard Pay and Avg Pay Amount, allowing for a detailed record of the employee's compensation structure. This table serves as the reference for all employee-related payroll activities.
The Adjustment Types table defines the various types of adjustments or deductions that can be applied to employee pay. Each adjustment is categorized with a Deduction Type Code, a Deduction Category, and a Deduction Type Description, ensuring that all pay adjustments are properly classified and consistent.
The Job Titles table links each employee’s Job Title Code with their specific Job Title and defines their Standard Pay and Payment Frequency. This table is crucial for managing the payroll structure according to job roles, making sure that employees are paid based on their position and the agreed-upon frequency (e.g., weekly, monthly).
In summary, this database ensures a structured and efficient approach to payroll management, allowing organizations to handle employee payments, deductions, and adjustments with precision and transparency.
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