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Read the case and answer the questions which follow. "But What Happened to My Room?" Liz Borden arrived at the Savoy Hotel at 9pm on a very cold and rainy. She did not have a reservation but did not expect to have trouble getting a room. Paige Lewis was the front desk agent. She had been with the Savoy for six months and enjoyed her job very much. Her supervisor Claire was pleased with her work and often told her how professional she was. Liz explained her situation to Paige, but the hotel was fully booked. Liz was very upset. She was especially upset at the thought of going out into the rain again searching for a room. "You don't really think all of the guests will show tonight, do you? I mean, look at that rain out there. Surely people are stopping as soon as possible. And," she added with a conspiratorial tone, "you don't want me to have to go back out there. Just look at it!" Indeed, it was snowing hard. Paige thought to herself, There probably would be a guest or two who did not show. But also, I know the policy of the Savoy: Honour the reservations at all cost. " Just as Paige was about to say No once again, she noticed a $5,000 bill in Liz's Just as Paige was about to say "No" once again, she noticed a $5,000 bill in Liz's hand. This is yours if you manage to find me a room," Liz said. Paige found a room for Liz. Just before midnight, a tired looking young lady with her small child came in from the rain. "I have a reservation," she said. But her room was gone. There were no rooms left at the Savoy. When she was told that there had been a mistake and there were no rooms left, she asked, But what happened to my room?" Questions: a. List and briefly explain two ethical issues involved in this case? (6 marks) b. From Kant's perspective is there anything wrong with Paige's behaviour? Explain your answer (8 marks) C. Do you consider Paige's behaviour unprofessional? Give reasons for your answer (6 marks) d. If you were Claire and you had discovered what Paige had done, outline how you would deal with Paige? (5 marks) Just as Paige was about to say No once again, she noticed a $5,000 bill in Liz's hand. This is yours if you manage to find me a room, Liz said. Paige found a room for Liz. Just before midnight, a tired looking young lady with her small child came in from the rain. I have a reservation, she said. But her room was gone. There were no rooms left at the Savoy. When she was told that there had been a mistake and there were no rooms left, she asked, But what happened to my room?" Questions: a. List and briefly explain two ethical issues involved in this case? (6 marks) b. From Kant's perspective is there anything wrong with Paige's behaviour? Explain your answer (8 marks) C. Do you consider Paige's behaviour unprofessional? Give reasons for your answer (6 marks) d. If you were Claire and you had discovered what Paige had done, outline how you would deal with Paige