Paul Backman is the head of the purchasing department for EastSide Phones, one of the companies that came into existence after the divestiture of AT&T$.$ Mr$.$ Backman is responsible for purchasing everything for the company, including cleaning supplies, wires for phone lines, and bigger equipment for projects.

BoomBoom Box is an electronics firm that has been a major supplier for EastSide Phones since $1984.$ BoomBoom is also a cosponsor of an exhibit at Marvel Maze, a theme park in Florida.

BoomBoom$$s vice president and CFO, Jack Black, visited Mr$.$ Backman in his office on April $3,2004.$ BoomBoom had no bids pending at the time, and Mr$.$ Black told Mr$.$ Backman that he was there $$for goodwill.$$ Mr$.$ Black explained that BoomBoom had a block of rooms at Marvel Maze and his group could use the rooms at any time, free of charge.

Should Mr$.$ Backman and his employees use the rooms?

What ethical dilemma$($s$)$ does EastSide Phones face in this situation?

Adopt an ethical model to guide the Paul Blackman through the identified dilemma$($s$)$ and then use it to evaluate whether EastSide Phone employees should use the rooms offered at Marvel Maze.