iowed to Po to tie baik president, outining the proccuu prevent this type of problem in the future. ATC 4-5 Ethical Dilemma I need just a little extra money John Riley, a certified public accountant, has worked for the past eight years as a payroll clerk for Southeast Industries, a small furniture manufacturing firm in the Northeast. John recently experienced infortunate circumstances. His teenage son required major surgery and the medical bills not covered by John's insurance have financially strained John's family. John works hard and is a model employee. Although he received regular performance raises dur- first few years with Southeast, John's wages have not increased in three years. John asked his supervisor, Bill Jameson, for a raise. Bill agreed that John deserved a raise, but told him he could not ing his currently approve one because of sluggish sales. weeks later, Larry Tyler, an assembly worker at Southwest, quit over a di A disappointed John returned to his duties while the financial pressures in his life continued. Two n assembly worker at Southwest, quit over a dispute with management. John