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[AlbertGM]

Please, re-edit you post and add code tags.

Just create an ArrayList to store your objects:

public class myClass {
   // Create ArrayList
   List<Employee> employees = new ArrayList<Employee>();

   // Create as many Employee objects as you need
   Employee emp1 = new Employee ("lastName1", "firstName1");
   Employee emp2 = new Employee ("lastName2", "firstName2");
   [...] 

   // Store into array
   employees.add(emp1);
   employees.add(emp2);
   [...]

   // You have an ArrayList of employees in employees object.
}

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Albert.