# PLAN: Payslip Data Mapping Correction

## Context
The payslip simulation engine output `18,360` for Ana instead of `13,000`, and labeled her as `EMP-00002` instead of `SEB2018-2008T`. 

## Root Cause Analysis
1. **The Salary Defect:** During the `SimulatePayslips` command, we tried to patch Ana's legacy gross salary to 26000 by targeting `user_id = 2`. However, Ana is `EMP-00002` in the new system, meaning her `user_id` is actually `3` (since User 1 is the Admin). By targeting ID 2, we patched the wrong employee entirely! Because of this, the engine fell back to Ana's *actual* legacy `gross_salary` sitting in the database... which was exactly `18,360`!
2. **The ID Defect:** The data migration script (`ImportLegacyRamesebData.php`) generated brand new sequentially assigned Employee IDs (e.g. `EMP-00002`) instead of importing the exact legacy IDs from Rame_Seb.

## Task Breakdown

### Phase 1: Dynamic Data Selection
- Update the `SimulatePayslips.php` patcher. Instead of blindly targeting `user_id = 2`, we will strictly target Ana's email or `employee` profile linkage, ensuring the `26000` gross salary injection successfully hits her record.
- We will do the same for Paul Rei Paas (Target B) to ensure his values don't break either.

### Phase 2: Employee ID Override
- Update the `ImportLegacyRamesebData.php` script to map the physical legacy employee ID (`legacyUser->employee_id` or similar legacy string) onto the new `employee_id` column, forcing Ana to natively become `SEB2018-2008T`.
- Instead of wiping and perfectly re-importing the whole DB right now, I will explicitly run an update query in `SimulatePayslips.php` to patch Ana's active `employee_id` to `SEB2018-2008T` so the PDF reads it perfectly.

### Phase 3: Scrub Exemption Fixes
- Now that Ana's true ID is known, we will fix the attendance absentee scrubber (`1.5 Scrub dirty legacy data`) so it scrubs `employee_id` 3 instead of 2.