CM-12 Project "pay2"

Project "pay2": Simple Payroll Program, with overtime

DESCRIPTION: Process the weekly payroll for each employee of a company.

For each employee, compute the weekly pay amount and create a paystub and a paycheck. Also, produce a payroll summary report.

INPUT: Allow input of the following data for one employee:

ID number (an integer greater than zero).
Name (a string in the form "Lastname, Firstname")
Number of dependents (not including employee).
Department
Overtime code (1, 2, 3, or 4).
Pay rate (hourly pay rate, in $).
Hours worked (to the nearest tenth).

EVENTS:

PAY: Produce a paystub and paycheck for this employee.
NEXT: Clear the output area; also clear all inputs.
REPORT: Produce a summary report (in the output area).
EXIT: Close the form.

OUTPUT: Paystub & paycheck
When pay is computed for each employee, the program shall display a simulated pay stub and paychek similar to the following.

PAYSTUB: Employee ID: 9842 Last name: Doe First name: John Department: AMD Hourly rate: $ 10.00 Exempt code: 1 Dependents: 3 Hours worked: 45 Gross pay: $ 543.21 Deductions: $ 70.10 Deductions: $ 102.05 Gross pay: $ 371.06

PAYCHECK: Pay to the order of John Doe the amount of $ 123.45

OUTPUT: Management report

For this version of the project, display the total payroll amount, the number of employees, and the average gross pay per employee. Also display the number of employees who worked overtime, and the highest overtime pay for any employee.
Example:

Weekly payroll was $12,345.67
17 employees worked, this week.
Average gross pay was $543.21

Total overtime paid this week was $1,234.56
7 employees worked overtime, this week.
Highest overtime amount was was $123.45

CALCULATIONS:

GROSS PAY
The gross pay amount shall be calculated from the pay rate and the hours worked. If the pay code is one (1), then that employee is entitled to "time-and-a-half" for each hour worked beyond the first 40 hours.

For this version of the project, multiply the hours worked by the hourly pay rate for any employee whose code is greater than one. (No overtime premium for codes greater than 1 and/or employees working less than 40 hours.)

DEDUCTIONS
Deductions are $50 plus $10 per dependent.
However, deductions can never be more than the gross pay.
(If deductions calculate to a negative amount, make them zero.)

TAXES
Taxes are based on a "base amount" computed as follows:

Start with the grosspay amount minus the deductions amount.
Then, subtract an "exemptions" of $50 for the employee and $25 for each dependent.

For this version of the payroll project, taxes are 15% of a "base amount.
However, taxes are never less than zero. (If deductions calculate to a negative amount, make them zero.)