Recently, James received news that one of their casual employees in Philippines was being investigated for identity theft. Tom's fellow business owners are very concerned about news reports that may link the employee to NN. Cathy, the major shareholder of NN tells Jame that they'd best find a way to 'shut the whole thing down' or NN were going to lose many customers. Cathy decides to call her friend Carlos in Manila, and asks him to find the employee and to offer them 20,000 pesos to not mention NN to the authorities. Further to this, she asks Carlos to speak to his (Carlos's) uncle, a senior constable for the Manila Police to 'help' keep NN out of the investigation. She tells Carlos that NN will pay his uncle handsomely for his help. James is very uncomfortable with Cathy's strategy in protecting NN's reputation, but being the youngest and newest manager (having just joined after moving from Gold Coast), he decides it would be best to just 'go along with everything' and not interfere.

How would you advise about James' situation, using the tenth principle of UN global compact?