A company has three employee categories: salaried, wage and part-time. All employees have an employee ID number,
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A company has three employee categories: salaried, wage and part-time. All employees have an employee ID number, name and SIN. Salaried employees have ID numbers starting with 0-4, whereas wage employee's IDs start with 5-7 and part-time employee's IDs start with 8-9. All employees are paid weekly and payment for each employee category is calculated as follows:
- Salaried employees are paid a set salary each week.
- Wage employees' pay is calculated using hourly rate * work hours with overtime paid at time and a half for any hours worked over 40 in one week.
- Part-time employees' pay is calculated based on hourly rate * work hours with no overtime paid.
Instructions
- Create the classes as shown in the diagram on the following page.
- Place the employees.txt data file in the res folder.
- Create an inheritance tree whereby Salaried, PartTime and Wages inherit from Employee.
- Create an application with the following methods:
- Fill a list with objects based on the supplied data file.
- Calculate and return the average weekly pay for all employees.
- Calculate and return the highest weekly pay for the wage employees, including the name of the employee.
- Calculate and return the lowest salary for the salaried employees, including the name of the employee.
- What percentage of the company's employees fall into each employee category?
The UML Diagram for the case study is shown below. Getters() and Setters() implies the set of methods that act as Getters and Setters for the private variables.
Related Book For
Fundamental Accounting Principles Volume 1
ISBN: 9781259259807
15th Canadian Edition
Authors: Kermit Larson, Tilly Jensen, Heidi Dieckmann
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