Program Description:

You will need to develop a system that can track employee information for two Organizations $($Acme$,$ Inc. and ABC Co$.).$

General view of what your system should be able to do:

$$ Add employees to the system, the employee must be working for one of the companies in the system $($Acme$,$ Inc. and ABC Co$.).$

$$ Update employee$$s information.

$$ Print employee$$s information.

$$ Print the number of all employees of a specific company.

$$ Print the number of all employees in the system $($in both companies$).$

System Structure:

Employee Class:

The Employee information you must track is as follows:

$$ ID $($This is randomly generated.$)$

$$ Name

$$ Gender

$$ Job Title

$$ Organization $($They work for.$)$

$$ Hire Date

As for the Organization that the Employee works for, you must also track this information:

$$ Organization Name

$$ Number of Employees of each Organization

Note: If an employee is added to a specific company, only the number of employees in that company is incremented by one, not the other.

Employee Management Class:

This class will be used to test and run the Employee Class above. It will contain the main method. It should display a menu to the user which they can choose from the following:

$$ Add Employee

$$ Remove Employee

$$ Update Employees Information: o Update the Name

o Update the Job Title

o Update the Employee Workplace

$$ Print the Number of Employee:

o For the Whole System

o Acme, Inc. Only

o ABC Co$.$ Only

$$ Print Employees$$ Information For:

o A Single Employee

o All Employees in the System o Acme, Inc. Employees

o ABC Co$.$ Employees

Hint: Use an Array List variable to store the employee data.

Program Input Validation:

The program must do error checking for all input data into the system. For example, if the expected input is a whole number, then nothing but integers should be accepted $($That means No characters, real numbers, or text, etc.$).$

Your programs and all further programs should have a program description header that goes at the top of the source file which gives information about the programmer and program. See the example header below.

$//******************************************************************************************//$

$//$ Name: Susie Q$.$ Programmer

$//$ Course: CS$141$

$//$ Program Name: Hello World

$//$

$//$ Description: A brief description of the program. What does the program do

$//($not how it does it: for example, it uses loops$)?$ Does the program get input?

$//$ What kind? What information is output from the program and to where $($screen or file$)//******************************************************************************************//$

import $...$