I created a program for the staff holiday management at a college. Each employee is entitled to 30 days off per year(was not used counter to counter used and remaining days). Employees who have reached the age of 50 on 1 January of the current calendar year are entitled to a holiday of 32 days. The following data of each employee is stored in the system:

In addition, there are following three subclasses, which inherit the properties from the Employee class:

Hourly wage Hours worked

Annual salary

Profit sharing

When the program starts, the "database" of the holiday management is empty, the data must first be entered.

The data only available during runtime (no permanent storage!).

Program that covers the following situation:

• Staff holiday management for a maximum of 500 employees of each kind/group (In the programm 500 HourlyEmployee(ho), 500 SalariedEmployee(sa), 500 Manager(ma))

• Creating and deleting an employee by ID (on stack)

• Entering the days on which the employee wants to take a holiday (must be possible more than once). In this case I used annual holiday and

occasional holiday(such as Family/ Health issues and so on)

• Extend the holidays on special case which the employee wants family issues/health and so on

• Search for an employee by ID and output of his/her data and how many total days of holiday he/she has

(for the future development we can add counter to the code to count remaining days of holiday he/she has)

• Listing of all stored employee data