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# Employee Management Workflow

The Multiplier API provides granular access to the complete employee lifecycle and profile data across all domains.

### Retrieving Employee Records

To build an employee directory or sync data, use the search endpoint to retrieve a paginated list.

* **Endpoint**: `GET /v1/employees`
* **Filtering**: You can filter by employment status (e.g., `ACTIVE`, `ONBOARDING`, `OFFBOARDING`).
* **Sorting**: Results can be sorted by fields such as `startOn`.

### Accessing Specialized Data

Once you have a unique `employeeId`, you can access detailed sub-modules of their profile:

| Data Module      | Endpoint                          | Content                                             |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| **Personal**     | `/v1/employees/{id}/personal`     | Legal name, date of birth, and nationalities.       |
| **Employment**   | `/v1/employees/{id}/employment`   | Job title, legal entity, and work history.          |
| **Compensation** | `/v1/employees/{id}/compensation` | Base salary, pay frequency, and allowances.         |
| **Banking**      | `/v1/employees/{id}/bank`         | Account numbers and SWIFT codes for payments.       |
| **Address**      | `/v1/employees/{id}/address`      | Residential and permanent addresses for compliance. |


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