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Viewing and Managing Employee Details on PaidHR

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You can view and manage detailed employee information from the People module in your PaidHR dashboard. Follow the steps below:

  • Navigate to People from the main menu.

  • Click on Employees to see the full list of employees.

  • Use the search bar to find a specific employee by name.

  • Click on the employee’s name to open their profile.

Once you open an employee's profile, several tabs will appear. Here’s a breakdown of what each section includes:

Job & Pay

  • This tab displays key employment information such as compensation breakdown, job details, start date, and bank account information.

  • If you have the appropriate permissions, you can edit this information by clicking the Edit button beside each section.


Personal

  • Navigate to the Personal tab at the top of the employee profile.

  • This section contains biodata and other personal details.

  • You can edit any field you have permission to access.


Requests

  • View all requests submitted by or associated with the employee (e.g., leave requests, loan requests).

  • You can also initiate new requests on behalf of the employee directly from this tab.


Documents

  • View all documents assigned to the employee, including contracts, ID uploads, and more.


Benefits

  • Shows both statutory and company-specific benefits assigned to the employee.

  • Includes pension information and any custom benefits.


Assets

  • View assets (e.g., laptops, phones) assigned to the employee.


Tasks

  • See a list of tasks assigned to the employee and track their completion status.


Disciplinary

  • Displays any disciplinary records or actions associated with the employee.


Notes

  • Add or view internal notes about the employee.

  • Notes are only visible to admins and are not shared with the employee.


Logs

  • Shows a detailed audit trail of all updates and changes made to the employee’s profile.

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