Financial Records Alex has recently started working for a small office supply company as an administrative professional. One of her key responsibilities is updating and maintaining a number of records for the organization. It is nearing year-end, which means financial records need to be prepared for the accountant to submit a summary of business activity to Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Today, Alex called you on her lunch break; she sounded very upset and did not know what to do. Her immediate supervisor, Mr. Ben, had asked her to omit some expense reports for the accountant. Alex realizes this omission could have some serious consequences for the company and possibly for herself. Alex feels her new position is in jeopardy if she does not do what is asked. She has just started this job and has told you how much she needs it. She thinks she should ignore Mr. Ben's request and submit all of the expense reports to the accountantwithout telling Mr. Ben Is this the best course of action for Alex? Why or why not? How would you recommend Alex handle this situation