Can you please help me with my java project I can send to you what I have already done

Create a Java application which can be used by employers/employees. 
Employee’s data should be saved in a file named "employee.txt". Each employee has the following data: • personId (String) 
• name (String) 
• surname (String) 
• date of birth (Date) 
• password (String) – The password must start with a number and have more than 6 characters 
• yearsOfExperience (integer) 
• isEmpolyed (boolean) 
• employmentRequestId (null if the employee has not made any employment request) 
• companyId (null if the employee is not employed)
 Employer’s data should be saved in a file named "employer.txt". Each employer has the following data: 
• personId (String) 
• name (String) 
• surname (String) 
• date of birth (Date) 
• password (String) – The password must contain more than 8 characters 
• companyId (String)
 • companyName (String) 
• numberOfEmplyees (integer) 
• industry (String) 
Job vacancies should be saved in a file named "vacancies.txt". 
Each job vacancy has the following data: 
• vacancyId (String) 
• companyId (String) 
• jobDescription (String) 
• isVacancyOpen (boolean) 
* When the application is started, this question should be displayed: Are you an employee / employer / admin? If the user’s answer is "admin", then the admin password is required -> if the password is correct, then the application menu (for admins) is displayed:
 1. Add a new employee in file "emplyee.txt" 2. Add a new employer in file "emplyer.txt" 
If the given password is not correct no menu is displayed and the application is terminated. (The admin password should be ‘admin’!) If the user’s answer is "employer", then the employer password is required -> if the password is correct, then the application menu (for employers) is displayed: 
1. Add a new vacancy in file "vacancy.txt" (the companyId should be the same as the logged in employer companyId) 
2. View the list of all employees who are not employed.
3. View the list of all employees who are employed in his/her company 
4. View the list of all employees who have applied for a vacancy from his/her company 
5. Accept the application of an employee (the vacancy’s isVacancyOpen should be set as false, employee’s isEmployed should be set to true, employmentRequestId should be set to null and companyId should be set to the same value as the value of companyId in the accepted vacancy) 
6. Terminate the program If the given password is not correct no menu is displayed and the application is terminated. If the user’s answer is "employee", then the employee password is required -> if the password is correct, then the application menu (for employees) is displayed:
 1. View the list of all job vacancies (only vacancies which are open) 
2. Apply for a job vacancy (employmentRequestId should be set as the vacancyId) If the given password is not correct no menu is displayed and the application is terminated
In the admin menu add options: 
3. Display the company name which has added more job vacancies! 
4. Enter the name of a company and display the names of all employees of this company!

import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class Employee {
	
	private String personId;
	private String name;
	private String surname;
	private Date dateOfBirth;
	private String password;
	private int yearsOfExperience;
	private boolean isEmployed;
	private String employmentRequestId;
	private String companyId; 
	
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		System.out.println("Are you employee/employer/admin? ");
	}
	public Employee (String personId, String name, String surname, 
			Date dateOfBirth, String password, int yearsOfExperience) {
		this.personId = personId;
		this.name = name;
		this.surname = surname;
		this.dateOfBirth = dateOfBirth;
		this.password = password;
		this.yearsOfExperience = yearsOfExperience;
	}
	public String getpersonId() {
		return personId;
	    }
	public String getName() {
		return name;
	    }
	public String getsurname() {
		return surname;
	    }
	public Date getdateOfBirth() {