
HRMIS Contract Dataset
bra_hrmis_contract.RdHarmonized contract-level human resource management information system (HRMIS) data for the State of Alagoas, Brazil. Each observation represents a unique contract at a given reference date (`contract_id`, `ref_date`) and contains information on remuneration, contract characteristics, occupation, and employment details.
Format
A data frame with 16,434 rows and 19 variables:
- contract_id
Unique identifier assigned to each contract.
- personnel_id
Unique identifier assigned to each worker.
- est_id
Unique identifier assigned to each establishment.
- ref_date
Reference date of the HRMIS record.
- base_salary_lcu
Basic salary before allowances and deductions (local currency units).
- allowance_lcu
Total allowances paid in addition to base salary (local currency units).
- gross_salary_lcu
Total compensation before taxes and deductions (local currency units).
- net_salary_lcu
Take-home pay after taxes and deductions (local currency units).
- whours
Contracted working hours.
- start_date
Employment contract start date.
- end_date
Employment contract end date, if applicable.
- paygrade
Pay grade or salary scale classification.
- seniority
Level or step within the pay grade.
- occupation_native
Occupation title in the native language.
- occupation_english
Occupation title translated into English.
- occupation_iscocode
ISCO-08 occupation code (4-digit level).
- occupation_isconame
ISCO-08 occupation name corresponding to the occupation code.
- contract_type_native
Employment contract type in the native language.
- contract_type
Standardized employment contract type. One of
"permanent","fixed-term","short-term","pensioner", or"inactive".
Source
Government of the State of Alagoas Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS), harmonized by the GovHR project.
Details
The dataset follows the GovHR contract module data dictionary and is intended for workforce analytics, payroll analysis, and personnel microsimulation.
This dataset is harmonized according to the GovHR data dictionary. Salary variables are expressed in nominal local currency units (LCU). Occupations are translated into English and mapped to the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO-08). Contract types are standardized across countries to facilitate comparative analysis.
Examples
data(bra_hrmis_contract)
head(bra_hrmis_contract)
#> # A tibble: 6 × 19
#> contract_id personnel_id est_id ref_date base_salary_lcu allowance_lcu
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <date> <dbl> <dbl>
#> 1 144216 17795117449 PROCURADORI… 2012-09-01 0 0
#> 2 144216 17795117449 PROCURADORI… 2011-09-01 0 0
#> 3 136329 7650148408 AGENCIA DE … 2009-09-01 610. 0
#> 4 136329 7650148408 AGENCIA DE … 2011-09-01 653. 0
#> 5 136194 2282669479 AGENCIA DE … 2009-09-01 610. 0
#> 6 136194 2282669479 AGENCIA DE … 2008-09-01 610. 0
#> # ℹ 13 more variables: gross_salary_lcu <dbl>, net_salary_lcu <dbl>,
#> # whours <dbl>, start_date <date>, end_date <date>, paygrade <chr>,
#> # seniority <chr>, occupation_native <chr>, occupation_english <chr>,
#> # occupation_iscocode <chr>, occupation_isconame <chr>,
#> # contract_type_native <chr>, contract_type <chr>