Create a flowchart and algorithm that compute for the monthly income of the employee working in 30days. F or supervisors in department A there daily pay is 350 pesos. For supervisors in department B there daily pay is 380 pesos. For other employees 200pesos. Display the computed monthly income for each kind of employee.

You probably can - many work opportunities provide work for casual employees at a daily rate, though it is very important to ensure local laws are fully complied with and that means making enquiries at the local income tax office, etc.

$100 dollars a day is very modest by today's standards and would be suitable for light unskilled labouring...

In South Africa, commission earners are generally required to contribute to the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) under certain conditions. The UIF is a compulsory insurance fund that provides short-term relief to workers who become unemployed, including those who earn commissions.
According to the South African Department of Employment and Labour, employees who earn commissions are required to contribute to the UIF if they meet the following criteria:
1. They work for an employer who is registered with the UIF.
2. They earn less than a specific threshold (as determined by the Minister of Employment and Labour).
3. They work for more than 24 hours per month for an employer.
If these criteria are met, both the employee and the employer must make monthly contributions to the UIF. The contribution rate is calculated as a percentage of the employee's earnings, subject to certain limits. The current contribution rates can be obtained from the South African Department of Employment and Labour or their official website.
It is important for commission earners to verify their specific circumstances and consult with the South African Department of Employment and Labour or a qualified professional for accurate and up-to-date information regarding UIF contributions.

Employees must, with two exceptions, receive at least eight hours free from work between shifts, whether they are "split shifts," "on call shifts," "back-to-back" shifts or ordinary daily shifts.
Rest between shifts is not required if:

• the total time worked during both shifts does not exceed 13 hours; or
• the employer and employee agree in writing to reduce or forego the eight-hour rest period.

Example
Monica works in a restaurant. She is on split shifts, working from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm and then from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. The total time of her two shifts is 6 hours. Monica does not need to have eight hours off between the shifts because her total hours worked on the shifts do not exceed 13 hours.
Note: The requirement for rest between shifts operates simultaneously with the requirement for daily rest; an employee's schedule must satisfy both requirements. For example, an employee might agree in writing to work two eight-hour shifts in a row without any time free from work between them (the employee's agreement means there is no violation of the rest between shifts rule), but if that results in the employee receiving less than 11 consecutive hours off in a day, the employer will be in violation of the daily rest rule* and therefore it is not permitted.
* Unlike the case with the rest between shifts requirement, an employee cannot agree to waive the daily rest requirement.

Create a flowchart that computes for the circumference of circle. Assume that the value for radius is 7.23.Your flowchart should be able to show the value of the circumference.The pie value is 3.1416 which is constant and never be changed.You can compute the circumference by using this formula 2piR?

ratio of supervisor to employee is 1:2

create a flowchart that will print the sum of all even numbers from 1 to 100

Try this site, I think it gives you the best answer:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/10396888/Flowchart-of-Fibonacci-Number-Display-and-Summation

class employee
{
int emp_no;
char emp_name[80];
float Basic;
public:
employee(int no, char *name, float basic)
{
emp_no=no;
emp_name=name;
Basic=basic;
}

float int calc_da()
{
return(Basic*52/100);
}

float calc_it()
{
return((Basic+calc_da())*30/100);
}

float calc_netSal()
{return(Basic+calc_da()-calc_it();}
};

Nice try!
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