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Payroll management system mini project

 
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Hi hope you are doing well,

I am trying to build a web based Payroll management system application. i am confusing in dividing the modules and problem with making class diagram relation of project. here i attached the documents what i am trying.
Expecting help from this forum, expecting good approach and technologies and hints about above said......

Thanks in Advance & Regards

Mahantesh.

------------------------document prepared--------------------


Overview

The objective of this tool is to develop an internal tool for payroll management system. This tool shall enable the user to Add, update Employee, Employer details and set the salary and salary deductions. Later on if the user of this tool needs the employee, employer, salary deduction details user will get it from Db. User can also able to get pay slips in different form file extension (.xlsx, docs, pdf) Following are the modules going to be developed in Pay Roll Management System:
• User Login Credentials.
• Add / Edit / Update / Search details of the Employee.
• Add details of the Employer.
• Add salary / salary deduction details.
• Award Details.
• LWP (Leave without Pay) Details.
• Resignation Details.
• Gifts Details.
• Referral Bonus.
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