You are not using strict and warnings.
You have loaded HMTL::Parser instead of HTML::Parser but then you do not try to use it.
You are trying to search an undefined variable $text.
You are trying to use captured values but have not any capture groups.
(May not be a problem in your real code but) you are defining a different variable in each part of the if/elsif blocks.
The pattern you are using to match the numbers is a bit odd. Take a look at Regexp::Common.
You are trying to use regular expressions to search for slashes without changing the "/" delimiters. Regexp quote-like operators.
# partial snippet
use strict;
use warnings;
use Regexp::Common;
# ...
while( chomp(my $text = <$f1>) ) {
my ($one, $two, $three); # Also these variable names are not very de
+scriptive.
if ($text =~ m!Employee\sA</th><th>($RE{num}{real})<!) {
$one = $1;
} # ...
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