Payscale Rates Overview (no check on Seniority)
Summary | The view gives an overview of all the payscale rates added to the system (column A). |
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Keywords | Payroll, Payscales |
Category | Analytical View |
Description
The view gives an overview of all the payscale rates added to the system.
The view only works if you have static yearly rates that don’t change based on a person’s seniority.
Main Data Selection
All the payscale rates that added in column A.
Setup and Configuration
SQL statement
When copying the script make sure you replace the PIN, NUMORGID, EMPLOYMENTSTARTDATE, EMPLOYMENTENDDAT value with some existing value in your database. PIN, NUMORGID, EMPLOYMENTSTARTDATE, EMPLOYMENTENDDATE are mandatory fields for the Analytical Module, so we can’t skip it even if it doesn’t make sense for this view.
Fields Definition
View Configuration (Column/Raw/Data Fields)
Rows/ Columns Specification
Row/Column | Description/ Location in APM |
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PIN | PIN is a mandatory field for the Analytical Module, so we can’t skip it even if it doesn’t make sense for this view. |
NUMORGID | NUMORGID is a mandatory field for the Analytical Module, so we can’t skip it even if it doesn’t make sense for this view. |
EMPLOYMENTSTARTDATE | EMPLOYMENTSTARTDATE is a mandatory field for the Analytical Module, so we can’t skip it even if it doesn’t make sense for this view. |
EMPLOYMENTENDDATE | EMPLOYMENTENDDATE is a mandatory field for the Analytical Module, so we can’t skip it even if it doesn’t make sense for this view. |
Table_Name | The name of the Payscale Table. |
Payscale_Name | The name of the Payscale Code. |
Rate_Line | The rate line + text. |
Rate | The rate value (both manually inputted amount and calculated with formula). |
Formula | The formula used for rate calculation. |
Export to Excel
You can export the view into Excel.