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Cobalt Operations Team: Document set README

Document set README for Cobalt Operations Team. 29 files, 1 of them intentionally invalid, with the reconciliation identities and the exact defect in each broken file named in full.

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# Cobalt Operations Team: payroll register, payslip, benefits and leave documents

One payroll run end to end: the shifts that produced the hours, the register that turns them into gross, deductions and net, the payslip lines and two rendered payslips, the benefit schedule that explains one of the deductions, the leave balances, the bank payment file in both a readable CSV and a fixed-width form with its column map and COBOL copybook, the journal that posts it, and the employer cost and year-to-date summaries.

All parties, amounts and identifiers are fictional. Fixed snapshot: 2026-09-08. Every record is derived from the shared operating model `people-operations`, so identifiers join across this set and across the business-kit fixtures that use the same model.

## Reconciliation identities this set asserts

- Shift base pay sums to 9072.00, the gross pay on the register.
- gross_pay less income_tax, pension and health benefit equals net_pay on every employee and in total, 6649.44.
- The payslip lines, with deductions as negative amounts, sum to the same 6649.44.
- The bank payment file totals 6649.44, and the fixed-width form carries 664944 cents as its declared control total.
- The payroll journal balances at 10542.17 on each side.
- Employer contributions of 1470.17 appear in the journal and the cost summary and in no deduction column anywhere.
- entitlement less taken less approved future leave equals remaining on every employee, 1168 hours across the team, with pending requests excluded.

## Files

| File | Format | Validity | What it is |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `payroll-register.csv` | csv | valid | Payroll register |
| `payroll-register.json` | json | valid | Payroll register JSON |
| `payroll-register.xlsx` | xlsx | valid | Payroll register workbook |
| `payroll-register-deductions-mismatch.csv` | csv | invalid | Payroll register whose deductions do not reconcile to net pay |
| `payslip-lines.csv` | csv | valid | Payslip lines for every employee |
| `pay-element-codes.csv` | csv | reference | Pay element code list |
| `payslip-EMP-03.pdf` | pdf | valid | Payslip PDF for EMP-03 |
| `payslip-EMP-08.pdf` | pdf | valid | Payslip PDF for EMP-08 |
| `benefit-plan-rates.csv` | csv | reference | Benefit plan rate card |
| `benefits-deduction-schedule.csv` | csv | valid | Benefit deduction schedule |
| `benefits-deduction-schedule.json` | json | valid | Benefit deduction schedule JSON |
| `leave-balances.csv` | csv | valid | Leave balances |
| `leave-requests.csv` | csv | valid | Leave request register |
| `leave-balances.xlsx` | xlsx | valid | Leave workbook |
| `timesheet-hours.csv` | csv | valid | Paid hours by shift |
| `timesheet-hours.xlsx` | xlsx | valid | Hours and payroll workbook |
| `employee-directory.csv` | csv | valid | Employee directory |
| `employee-directory.json` | json | valid | Employee directory JSON |
| `bank-payment-file.csv` | csv | valid | Bank payment file |
| `bank-payment-fixed-width.txt` | txt | valid | Fixed-width bank payment file |
| `bank-payment-layout.json` | json | reference | Fixed-width payment file column map |
| `bank-payment-copybook.txt` | txt | reference | COBOL copybook for the payment file |
| `payroll-journal.csv` | csv | valid | Payroll journal batch |
| `payroll-journal.json` | json | valid | Payroll journal batch JSON |
| `employer-cost-summary.csv` | csv | valid | Employer cost summary |
| `ytd-earnings.csv` | csv | valid | Year to date earnings |
| `payroll-summary.pdf` | pdf | valid | Payroll summary PDF |
| `payroll-reconciliation.json` | json | reference | Payroll reconciliation assertions |

## Deliberate defects
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Specifications

Document Set
payroll
Industry
people-operations
Source Kit
people-operations
Synthetic
true
As Of
2026-09-08
Documented Files
29
Documented Defects
1

Testing contract

Reference control
Scenario
Read the README before using the set, then check that every filename it lists exists in the same directory and that the defect list matches the files marked invalid.
Expected result
The file table lists 29 entries including this README, and the deliberate-defect section names 1 file(s). The reconciliation section states the arithmetic identities the valid files satisfy exactly.

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How to use this file

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How to use this file for testing

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Download the file once, keep the path stable in CI or local scripts, and treat the spec table as the contract: dimensions, seeds, field lists, and roles are intentional. Corrupt or invalid samples are labelled as such, expect parsers to fail loudly rather than silently accept them.

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Code examples

import markdown  # pip install markdown

html = markdown.markdown(open("README.md").read())
print(html[:200])

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