The program asks the following...
Use the following test data:

5658845 -1,6 5,6 (these value will demonstrate input validation)
4520125 7 7
7895122 8 8
8777541 9 9
8451277 10 10
1302850 11 11
7580489 12 12

Hint: To facilitate testing, declare a const int size that will be used in the array declarations and the for loops. Initialize size to 2 while you are testing (to save time entering values). When your program works, initialize size to 7 for your final execution run.

Output should appear as shown below:

Enter the requested information for each employee.

Employee #5658845
Hours worked: -1
Hours worked must be 0 or more. Please re-enter: 6
Pay rate: $5
Pay rate must be 6.00 or more. Please re-enter: $6

Employee #4520125
Hours worked: 7
Pay rate: $7

Employee #7895122
Hours worked: 8
Pay rate: $8

Employee #8777541
Hours worked: 9
Pay rate: $9

Employee #8451277
Hours worked: 10
Pay rate: $10

Employee #1302850
Hours worked: 11
Pay rate: $11

Employee #7580489
Hours worked: 12
Pay rate: $12

----------------------------
Employee Wages
----------------------------

Employee #5658845 $ 36.00

Employee #4520125 $ 49.00

Employee #7895122 $ 64.00

Employee #8777541 $ 81.00

Employee #8451277 $ 100.00

Employee #1302850 $ 121.00

Employee #7580489 $ 144.00
Press any key to continue . . .

I currently have...
Code:
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	const int NUM_EMPLOYEES = 7;
	const int STRING_SIZE = 8;  
	int hours[NUM_EMPLOYEES];
	int payRate[NUM_EMPLOYEES];
	float wages[NUM_EMPLOYEES];
	cout << "Enter the requested information for each employee. " << endl;
	for (int count = 0; count < NUM_EMPLOYEES; count++) 
	{
		// Array with the eployee identification numbers.
		char empId[NUM_EMPLOYEES][STRING_SIZE] = 
					{ "5658845", "4520125", "7895122", "8777541",
					  "8451277", "1302850", "7580489" };

		cout << "Hours worked: " << endl;
		cin >> hours[count];
		while( hours[count] <= 0 )
			{
				cout << "Hours worked must be 0 or more. Please re-enter: " << " ";
				cin >> hours[count];
			}
		cout << "Pay rate: " << endl;
		cin >> payRate[count];
		while( payRate[count] <= 0 )
			{
				cout << "Pay rate must be 6.00 or more. Please re-enter: " << " ";
				cin >> payRate[count];
			}
		
		{
		wages[count] = hours[count] * payRate[count];	
		cout << "----------------------------" << endl;
		cout << "Employee" << '\t' << "Wages" << endl;
		cout << "----------------------------" << endl;
		cout << "Employee #" << empId[count] << " " << "$  " << wages[count] << endl;
		}
	}
	return 0;
}
Need help getting it to display empId # each time and it displays the chart each time I enter hours and payRate, but I want it to do that at the end. I've gotten pretty far, but now I'm stuck. Any help???