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Modelling a database for Employees Salary management


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I have two types of Employees within my database. One which are salaried (permanent staff) and those who are paid at an hourly rate (hour based staff). Both can be assigned two different roles at the restaurant so I'm quite confused on how to set out the table to work that out.



My current idea was the following:



TeamMember



Tmember_No
Employee_ID
Booking_ID
Hours


Supervisor



SupervisorID
Employee_ID
Booking_ID
Hours


However, I'm not sure how I will be able to get the payrate from the temporary staff table unless I use the primary keys from both permanent and temporary staff as foreign keys in the team Member or Supervisor table. I'll also supply the tables from that side of the database to make things clearer too.



tempStaffPay



TempRoleID (PK)
StaffID (FK)
HoursAssigned
Role (as there's two types of roles a temporary staff member may have)
PayRate


PermanentStaffSalary



PermanentID (PK)
StaffID (Fk)
Salary


EmployeeRole



EmployeeType (PK)
EmployeeID*
TempRoleID*
PermanentID*


Employee



EmployeeID (PK)
First Name
Last Name
NI number
Employee Type *
Phone
Address
Email









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    I have two types of Employees within my database. One which are salaried (permanent staff) and those who are paid at an hourly rate (hour based staff). Both can be assigned two different roles at the restaurant so I'm quite confused on how to set out the table to work that out.



    My current idea was the following:



    TeamMember



    Tmember_No
    Employee_ID
    Booking_ID
    Hours


    Supervisor



    SupervisorID
    Employee_ID
    Booking_ID
    Hours


    However, I'm not sure how I will be able to get the payrate from the temporary staff table unless I use the primary keys from both permanent and temporary staff as foreign keys in the team Member or Supervisor table. I'll also supply the tables from that side of the database to make things clearer too.



    tempStaffPay



    TempRoleID (PK)
    StaffID (FK)
    HoursAssigned
    Role (as there's two types of roles a temporary staff member may have)
    PayRate


    PermanentStaffSalary



    PermanentID (PK)
    StaffID (Fk)
    Salary


    EmployeeRole



    EmployeeType (PK)
    EmployeeID*
    TempRoleID*
    PermanentID*


    Employee



    EmployeeID (PK)
    First Name
    Last Name
    NI number
    Employee Type *
    Phone
    Address
    Email









    share|improve this question









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      I have two types of Employees within my database. One which are salaried (permanent staff) and those who are paid at an hourly rate (hour based staff). Both can be assigned two different roles at the restaurant so I'm quite confused on how to set out the table to work that out.



      My current idea was the following:



      TeamMember



      Tmember_No
      Employee_ID
      Booking_ID
      Hours


      Supervisor



      SupervisorID
      Employee_ID
      Booking_ID
      Hours


      However, I'm not sure how I will be able to get the payrate from the temporary staff table unless I use the primary keys from both permanent and temporary staff as foreign keys in the team Member or Supervisor table. I'll also supply the tables from that side of the database to make things clearer too.



      tempStaffPay



      TempRoleID (PK)
      StaffID (FK)
      HoursAssigned
      Role (as there's two types of roles a temporary staff member may have)
      PayRate


      PermanentStaffSalary



      PermanentID (PK)
      StaffID (Fk)
      Salary


      EmployeeRole



      EmployeeType (PK)
      EmployeeID*
      TempRoleID*
      PermanentID*


      Employee



      EmployeeID (PK)
      First Name
      Last Name
      NI number
      Employee Type *
      Phone
      Address
      Email









      share|improve this question









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      I have two types of Employees within my database. One which are salaried (permanent staff) and those who are paid at an hourly rate (hour based staff). Both can be assigned two different roles at the restaurant so I'm quite confused on how to set out the table to work that out.



      My current idea was the following:



      TeamMember



      Tmember_No
      Employee_ID
      Booking_ID
      Hours


      Supervisor



      SupervisorID
      Employee_ID
      Booking_ID
      Hours


      However, I'm not sure how I will be able to get the payrate from the temporary staff table unless I use the primary keys from both permanent and temporary staff as foreign keys in the team Member or Supervisor table. I'll also supply the tables from that side of the database to make things clearer too.



      tempStaffPay



      TempRoleID (PK)
      StaffID (FK)
      HoursAssigned
      Role (as there's two types of roles a temporary staff member may have)
      PayRate


      PermanentStaffSalary



      PermanentID (PK)
      StaffID (Fk)
      Salary


      EmployeeRole



      EmployeeType (PK)
      EmployeeID*
      TempRoleID*
      PermanentID*


      Employee



      EmployeeID (PK)
      First Name
      Last Name
      NI number
      Employee Type *
      Phone
      Address
      Email






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