Some non-managerial staff of DND are dissatisfied with annual vacation leave ent
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Some non-managerial staff of DND are dissatisfied with annual vacation leave entitlement and they may thus request from Management an increase in vacation leave entitlement from 11 standard working days (Monday to Friday) to 15 working days on the grounds of health and the fact that SAA -- a new company similar to DND-- is offering its staff 16 straight days (Sunday and Saturday inclusive) vacation. Some members of staff within DND have complained to an unofficial staff spokesman – Mr. Mark Winder. Mr. Winder has informed his Supervisor, the Accounts Manager and the Human Resource Manager, of staff’s dissatisfaction and he hinted that some members of staff might leave DND or occasionally call-in sick if they are not granted additional vacation leave. As the Human Resource Manager at DND you are aware of some of the undertones, displeasure and dissatisfaction of some of the workers within the company.
Create a presentation to the board and give 5 detailed reasons as the Human Resource Manager to leave the vacation leave entitlement AS IS as opposed to increasing it or decreasing it to 10 days.
The company has limited funds and intends to expand operations within the next year. Also 2 employees former employees now work for SAA leaving the staff count at 120.
Explanation / Answer
answer --
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
class employee;
private;
string type, cities, //string of type and different cities
int no of days of vacation used;
public
employee() // employee(const employee&)
{
type=0
cities-"";
number of vacation days used="";
number of sick days use="";
}
string getvacation(){
return vacation; //return pointer to the number of vacation days used,number of sick days used;
}
string setvacation(string v){
calculate miles travelled=m; //set miles to miles passed in parameter;
}
int getnumber of days of vacation used(){
return no of vacation days used; //return vacation from object
}
void setvacationdaysused (int v){;
if (v<0); // check if vacation is 0 or not;
number of vacation days used=0;
number of sick days used=0;
else;
number of vacation days used=0;
nuber of sick days used=0;
}
{
//main.cpp
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
class employee
using namespace std;
employee e1,e2,e3; // create 3 object for class employees
string gets(); //function defined to return a new string entered by user
void print(); //function to print the details of the 3 employees
int main(); //main start here;
int temp; //temp variables to hold miles travelled by the 3 employees
// 1st employee details entered by user
cout<<" enter the first city of 1st employee
e1.setcity(get());
cout<<" enter the no of days of vacation used;
e1.setnoofdaysofvacation used(get());
cout<<" enter the no of sick days used;
e1.setnoofsickdays used(get());
cin>>temp;
e1.setmiles travelled (temp);
//2nd employee details entered by user
cout<<" enter the first city of 1st employee
e2.setcity(get());
cout<<" enter the no of days of vacation used;
e2.setnoofdaysofvacation used(get());
cout<<" enter the no of sick days used;
e2.setnoofsickdays used(get());
cin>>temp;
e2.setmiles travelled (temp);
// 3rd employee details entered by user
cout<<" enter the first city of 1st employee
e3.setcity(get());
cout<<" enter the no of days of vacation used;
e3.setnoofdaysofvacation used(get());
cout<<" enter the no of sick days used;
e3.setnoofsickdays used(get());
cin>>temp;
e3.setmiles travelled (temp);
//output starts
cout << :: output start here::";
print(); call function to print details of the 3 employee;
cout<< calculate the miles travelled by the 3 employee
e1,set no of vacation days used (int) e1 get number of vaction days used()*20.8);
e2,set no of vacation days used (int) e2 get number of vaction days used()*15,17);
e3,set no of vacation days used (int) e3 get number of vaction days used()*20.8);
cout<<" ::
print (); //again print details;
return 0; //finish main()
}
string get(){
string n;
cin>n;
return n;
}
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