Hi
I need to configure so that the Employees module can be edited by non-admin users.
Currently the user can edit only his own registry, I need it to edit information from other users as well.
I verified that giving admin access to the users module I would achieve this, but I want the user to have edit access only in the employees module.
Can anybody help me?
Can I ask you what this is for? I am wondering if it wouldn’t be simpler to just create a new custom module in Module builder, based on the Person type of module, and use it for whatever purposes you want.
The idea of ​​using the Employees module is because it lists the users of the system, if it were possible to build a module and it lists the users would also solve.
it’s possible?
You can have a Workflow to create a record in a custom module whenever a User record gets created. But that might be too complex to manage.
Maybe you can read this and see if your data design is really appropriate:
https://pgorod.github.io/Concepts-Users-Employees/
I’ll summarize what I need, maybe it will be clearer.
I created a “goal per year” field in the users module, which for administrators works fine the changes over there.
but I have a user who is not admin but could view and change this field.
I thought about creating a module and creating a “goal per year” field and
maybe relate to the “users module”, but I do not know how to get this value related.
Ex: $value = $current_user-> goal_per_year;
I tried, until it even opens the editing page, but when it saves, it does not change the value. 
Do the other employee fields save correctly? Is it only your new custom field that doesn’t save?
When you do a Quick Repair and Rebuild, do you see a button on the bottom to sync database with vardefs? If so, press it.
Thank you for helping me.
I’m sorry, I don’t know what could be the problem and I am afraid I don’t have time to go and investigate, it require debugging through the code…