In-Depth Employee Records - Blank + Examples

[Skull132]

A good number of months ago I sunk a few hours into 3-4 pages of A4. The end result was a very fleshed out character record in the style of an employee record to be stored within NT's databanks. Following further development, I have about 5 blank attachments and yeah.

I have gathered all of the resources I used into this folder; copy, clone, paste as you see necessary: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BznUI5uDkr6LZjZ1M0dlOWxVNVE&usp=drive_web

For examples, I have 4 full/near-completed records to present:

RIDEN, DAVID - INDEX #034-12-78C

RIDEN, KIMBERLY - INDEX #118-87-01C

BELLARD, EREC - INDEX #175-08-91C

SONNBERG, JUNE - INDEX #097-35-09C

If you have any questions about them, feel free to ask. Otherwise, *shrug*, go nuts.

[incognitojesus]

Oh, Death's-Head.

Will thou be making a database f'r those who art parteth of the Nanotrasen?

[Erik Tiber]

Where would I put stuff like medical internships and medical residency?

[Skull132]

Where would I put stuff like medical internships and medical residency?

 

Medical intership -- depends. If it's in an educational capacity, then it would be noted under the educational field (probably simply not mentioned, and included as a part of the programme Y educational facility); if it's in an employed or semi-employed status, then one of the service record bits.

Residency, as far as my understanding, would usually include employment. Or, if it's apart of the characer's educational history (at which point he's the one more likely to pay for it, or it's covered by state), then it'd be slotted under there.

Note about the educational field, that the "Tier" system is only applicable to the citizens of the Eridani Corporate Federation. Other nations may use other designations, systems, build-ups, etcetera.

[Gollee]

Skull? You seem to use a different attachment template in all of them.

[Skull132]

There are different attachments... Attachments are standalone files which are considered relevant and added to the end for quick reference, specially if the original file has nonstandard access to it (like a FedNavy medical report).

[incognitojesus]

Basically, regard this?

Clicky.