In this case study, we explore an ethical dilemma faced by a working professional, Mr$.$ John Jones, and examine how the authoritative sources of ethics shape his understanding of what is right and wrong in the workplace. Mr$.$ Jones encounters a challenging situation that requires him to make a difficult decision.Case Background:Mr$.$ Jones is a senior manager at XYZ Corporation, a multinational company known for its commitment to environmental sustainability. The company has recently been accused by a whistleblower of improper disposal of hazardous waste, which contradicts its proclaimed values. As a senior manager, Mr$.$ Jones is tasked with leading the investigation and deciding on the appropriate course of action to address the allegations.Ethical Dilemma:Upon investigation, Mr$.$ Jones discovers evidence supporting the whistleblower's claims. He is now faced with an ethical dilemma: Being a devout Christian, should he expose the company's wrongdoing, potentially tarnishing its reputation and risking negative consequences for the employees and shareholders, or should he cover up the issue to protect the company's interests and maintain stability?Based on the scenario above, critically examine three authoritative sources of ethics and consider its impact and influence on the decision Mr Jones needs to make.