I have to do a case study in APA format. Identify two ethics theories

and support my answer with them. The instructions, list of theories, and the case study are attached. Due 11/13 at 8 p.m.

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InstructionsAssignment #1: Making an Ethical Decision (15%)In this assignment, students will respond to a short case study demonstrating an understanding ofan ethical dilemma and the ethical theories presented in the course.Required Elements of Assignment #1 – Making an Ethical Decision:Read critically and analyze the scenario provided;Answer the question, “What would you do?;”To answer the question, students must identify the ethical dilemma;Apply at least two theories to make the decision;Compare and contrast your results using the two theories;Choose the result that you consider to be the best resolution of the dilemma and explainwhy;Required Formatting of Assignment #1:This paper should be double-spaced, 12-point font, and three to four pages in lengthexcluding the title page and reference page;Title page;Introductory paragraph and a summary paragraph;Use headings to demarcate your discussion;Write in the third person;Use APA formatting for in-text citations and a reference page. You are expected toparaphrase and not use quotes. Deductions will be taken when quotes are used and found to beunnecessary;Submit the paper in the Assignment Folder.CASE STUDY:

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Scenario:Jill Jones is a bright 45-year-old woman who is the vice-president of sales in a mid-sized familyowned Candy Corporation.She began her career at the company right out of high school, andover the years earned two college degrees while working her way up the organizational ladder.One day, Jill was stunned to learn that the firm’s head, William Potter, was considering placinghis oldest son, Henry, in the position of CEO while he became chairman of the board. Yearsearlier, when Jill was in a middle management position, Henry had unsuccessfully propositionedher and made her life miserable. She had never mentioned the incident to anyone and had put itbehind her when he was promoted to head the Miami branch of the business.However, now asshe looks at William Potter she becomes even more shocked to hear him say” I can’t be objectiveabout him Jill, You have always been so loyal to the company and successful in hiring excellentpeople for the sales force I want you to review him objectively and give me yourrecommendation.” Conflicting thoughts rush through her mind, the awful past, the all so possibleawful future with him as her boss, the clear knowledge that he has done a great job with theMiami branch, and of course the knowledge that he is the bosses son. What should she do?“Jill” has just come up against one of the myriad ethical dilemmas companies of all sizes andtheir employees face on an ongoing basis.Deciding the best course of action might be easy insome cases, when there are clear-cut choices between “right” and “wrong.”But there are manygray areas, like Jill’s, when it’s harder to know what the right choice is for you and yourcompany