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the kids while Martha's at work. Each day, she talks at least once to the children and her mother, with each conversation lasting at least five minutes. Scenario #2: Jim DeMarco is an accountant in the Auditing Division of the City of New Bedford. Like many professionals, DeMarco has a private consulting business and works at home as well as at the office. During tax time, particularly, DeMarco's clients call him at work with questions about their returns. Some client calls are long distance and, on occasion, DeMarco needs to return the calls from work and send or fax them material within a few hours of the call. He does not have a fax machine at home. Scenario #3: When John McConnell was hired by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, one of the few really negative aspects was the fact that lunch was limited to 45 minutes although the office was not very near any place to eat. McConnell soon became aware, however, that no one honored this time limit; indeed, every time he went to lunch with one of his colleagues, the lunch typically lasted at least an hour and-a-half. Scenario #4: Jennifer Jones, a supervisor in the Town of Brockton Public Works Department, typically relies on her regular sitter to care for her four-year-old son, Jeremy. But today of all days, the sitter didn't show up and Jennifer brings Jeremy into the office. The timing couldn't be worse! Jennifer's slated to give a major presentation before the Board of Commissioners, so she asks her assistant to look after Jeremy while she prepares for and attends the meeting. Instructions: Look at each scenario from several perspectives: the individual; the guardian of public ethics; the individual's boss who must deal with a problem; and a personnel manager sympathetic to the need to reconcile individuals and organizations. What ethical violations, if any, do you see in the scenario? How would you resolve any ethical dilemmas? How, if at all, does the ASPA Code of Ethics assist you in resolving these dilemmas? Throughout your discussion, keep in mind the issues Dwight Waldo and others raised about the complexity of ethical decision-making, Scenarios #1: Martha King is a secretary in the director's office of the Taunton State School for the Mentally Retarded, She is a 40-ish, single mother with two teenage children and an ailing mother who lives with her and tries to take care of