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Lupe Garza
In this case, Lupe Garza is the mother of two small children. She is current a temporary employee at RW Printing company. She is good at her job and her supervisor give her a very good recommendation for the new job that Lupe is applying for. Sara Jones, the human resource specialist, which promised Lupe that she will get the job. During the interview with Mark, Lupe was being honest and she told Mark that her real name is Carmen Mendoza, the reason she use Lupe Garza at work is that she is using someone’s identity in order to work legally.
The true ethical dilemma is whether Mark decide to hire Garza or not for the job due to the false identity. During the interview, Garza also motioned in the company there are a lot of people are illegal workers and they also using other people’s identity. The conflicts in this case is whether Mark decide to expose Garza to the company. Sara promise Garza the job, so Garza turn down an employment opportunity from another firm. Mark can turn a blind eye and hire Garza or he can do the right choice don’t hire Garza. In the short term, maybe it is good to hire Garza because she is good at her job and it can help with her family situation. In the long term, it can cause a lot of trouble for the company, if Garza told other illegal workers, then most likely they
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PW Printing company hires employees who has false identities, however it is require by law that every working person need to have a working permit. “Under federal law, it is illegal for any employer to engage with illegal immigrants in the following manner: hiring illegal immigrants, recruiting illegal immigrants, and referring illegal immigrants for work and receiving a fee.” Company is required to make sure that their employees are legally to work in the United States. They will need to check their social security numbers and make sure the number are

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