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Rahim is working as a supervisor in a medical factory. Every day he carries many medicines from the factory's store to his poor neighborhood. Though this act makes him feel guilty he still continues this to help the needy poor. What type of ethical dilemma does Rahim is experiencing? O a. Conflict of interest O b. Human resource O . Customer confidence O d. Employee safety Cultural diversity increases the O a. Profitability O b. Productivity O C. All of the options

Rahim is working as a supervisor in a medical factory. Every day he carries many medicines from the factory's store to his poor neighborhood. Though this act makes him feel guilty he still continues this to help the needy poor. What type of ethical dilemma does Rahim is experiencing? O a. Conflict of interest O b. Human resource O . Customer confidence O d. Employee safety Cultural diversity increases the O a. Profitability O b. Productivity O C. All of the options

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