You are the VP Sales at a large pharmacy chain. You’ve been hacked and your employee information has been stolen. The information stolen includes your employees’ social insurance numbers, addresses, email addresses, income information and any health information in their personnel files. You know that your employees are at greater risk of identity theft now that their personal information has been stolen. But you also know that if you tell your employees, your employees will expect you to compensate them for any losses they suffer as a result of the hacking. You go to your CEO, Denis, to discuss the ethical issues involved of not telling your employees about the hack.