Question $4$: During your consultations with Kamloops Pump Supplies you occasionally meet with business people from the mining companies that buy their pumps. Today you meet up with an old classmate named Peter Navarro. Peter works at Northern Mines and he has been having issues recently with some decisions being made by his company. You ask him about these decisions. Peter asks you not to repeat what he is about to tell for fear of losing his job. He discloses that his company is finishing up the current mining project but they are not properly disposing of hazardous waste so that they can save millions of dollars. Peter tells you that he is really bothered by this but he is not sure what he can do$.$ You explain to Peter that he must consider the situation carefully. You suggest he take notes to document the reasons he is bothered by what his company is doing. You give him some ideas. You also suggest that he discuss his feelings with a fellow coworker that he trusts to see how they feel. You meet with Peter again a few weeks later and he tells you that things are not going well for him. He thinks the company suspects him of disloyalty. He wonders if they are spying on him and you tell him that they are legally able to spy on their own Employees, especially on their computers. Peter tells you that he already made some notes and stored them on his computer but he is going to delete them. You tell Peter that deleting files on his computer is not always the best idea and that it would be better to conceal the notes so that only he can read them. Using the terms and concepts from your textbook discuss the issues in this question and explain what you will say to Peter. Assuming Peter decides to reveal what his company is doing to the government, discuss the most important reasons why he might make this decision.