1. Jennifer usually has some excuse for not showing up for work. The excuse during the past three months include four dental appointments, four car breakdowns, and three occasions about not being able to find a babysitter. You, as Jennifer's supervisor, find it difficult to schedule your department as a whole because of Jennifer's spur-of-the-moment absences. Mrs. Robinson, another supervisor in your department, has told you in confidence that Jennifer is an unmarried employee that collects government financial aid for her two dependent children. Because the financial aid is conditional upon Jennifer's earnings, Mrs. Robinson thinks that she is trying to keep her work hours low enough to keep qualifying for government aid. a. What would you do about Jennifer if you were the Executive Housekeeper? b. What do you feel about Mrs. Robinson- is she an ally or enemy? c. What would be your thoughts to help resolve this situation