Charles is a loss control representative with ABC Insurance Company. He has been with the company for eighteen years and is experienced and knowledgeable. Charles is also very involved in a number of activities outside of work, and is well thought of by the groups in which he is involved. He is active in his church's outreach program, he is a Scout leader, and he coaches softball in the summer and hockey in the winter. Charles knows that his supervisor is due to retire in the next year or two and he is hoping to be able to take over the position. He has had several frank discussions with his supervisor about this. His supervisor has been supportive but has also pointed out that the job would require him to work long hours and to take work home with him as well. Charles would need to give up many of his extracurricular activities in order to keep up with the demands of the job. This poses an ethical dilemma for Charles. Which one of the following types of ethical conflicts does this situation most clearly represent? a. Long-term versus short-term
b. Truth versus loyalty
c. Individual versus community
d. Justice versus mercy