Flowchart: Draw the flowchart of the above algorithm? Example 7: Write and algorithm and draw a flowchart toa) read an employee name (NAME), overtime hours worked (OVERTIME), hoursabsent (ABSENT) andb) determine the bonus payment (PAYMENT).Bonus ScheduleOVERTIME – (2/3)*ABSENTBonus Paid>40 hours$50>30 but < 40 hours$40>20 but < 30 hours$30>10 but < 20 hours$20< 10 hours$10Page:16 of 16Automatic Zoom Algorithm: Step 1:Step 2:Input NAME,OVERTIME,ABSENTif OVERTIME-(2/3)*ABSENT > 40then PAΥΜΕNT = 50else if OVERTIME–(2/3)*ABSENT > 30then PAΥΜΕNT - 40%3Delse if OVERTIME–(2/3)*ABSENT > 20then PAYΜΕNΤ - 30else if OVERTIME-(2/3)*ABSENT > 10then PAΥΜΕNT - 20else PAYΜΕΝΤ - 10endifendifendifendifPrint Βonus for" , ΝΑΜΕ "is $, PAYMΕΝTStep 3:Page:16 of 16- | +Automatic Zoom

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