Sue Stevens and Jill Reed are good friends. Both are employed by HGH Electronics. Sue works in the payroll section of the accounting department, and Jill is a programmer trainee in the systems software department. One Monday morning, Jill was 30 minutes late for work. At lunch, she told Sue that her car was at the garage for major repairs and that she would be late every morning during the week. She explained that she was getting a ride from her father. Unfortunately, her father was not able to drop her off until 9:30. Jill was upset about having some of her pay deducted for lateness, especially since she would need the money for the repairs. She then asked Sue to sign in for her on the office time sheet during the rest of the week. In that way, her manager would think that she was arriving at 9:00 and she would receive her full pay for the rest of the week.

Put yourself in the position of the people involved above and describe how you would handle this situation.