The text describes a situation in which Maggie took clients' calls at home instead of
referring them to her supervisor during her absence, as agreed. Why is this an
ethical issue?
A. Maggie did not let her supervisor know when she decided to take calls at
home.
B. Maggie could not protect the privacy of client's information on her home line.
C. Maggie violated the terms of her disability leave by working at home.
D. Maggie's decision raised questions about the quality of her judgment.
A
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