Consider the staffing situation faced by the Gaubert Marketing Company in Problem 6-15. Ignore the salary and
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Goal 1: Use at most 27 total employees weight = 50
Goal 2: Minimize the excess employees scheduled on Saturday weight = 30
Goal 3: Minimize the excess employees scheduled on Sunday weight = 20
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