Question: Linear Programming Scheduling Problem NCSU BUS 3 4 0 Employee Scheduling A destination theme park such as Disney s Magic Kingdom or Universal Studio s

Linear Programming
Scheduling Problem
NCSU
BUS 340
Employee Scheduling
A destination theme park such as Disneys Magic
Kingdom or Universal Studios Islands of
Adventure is unique:
The product sold is an experience good
The quality of the experience determines a part of the
total value of a destination vacation (average value of
an international trip to Disney Orlando is ~$20,000
US)
Housekeeping
Staffing needs are dependent on park
attendance levels
Attendance varies daily, however, such
variability is consistent week to week
excluding major holidays
Having a sufficient number of housekeepers is
critical to happy guests (cleaning, directions,
lost parents, etc.)
Park Operations
The seasonal housekeeping staff works 2 shifts 7 days a
week (14 shifts). The base wage is given below along with
demand by weekday.
Different shifts earn different hourly rates depending on an
adjustment for the employees days off.
Days Off
(Summer)
Weekly
Wage $
M, Tu 560
Tu, W 560
W, Th 560
Th, F 520
F, Sa 520
Sa, Su 480
Su, M 520
Day Staffing Level Required Per
Shift
M 55
Tu 60
W 60
Th 70
F 90
Sa 120
Su 100
Whats Next?
How many workers get which days off?
How many people do we staff per day?
What about the sensitivity report?

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