Second, are the person’s reason for acting universalizable? That is, would the person who is performing the action in question be willing to live in the world in which everyone performed the action all the time? If it is judge undesirable, or even impossible, for everyone to perform the action in question, then the action cannot be universalized, and so the person does not have the moral right to take the action. For example, would it be desirable, can we even imagine, living in the world in which all employers hid relevant facts from employee? If all employee acted this way. Would it so erode trust between employer and employee that people become afraid to enter into employment relationship? If is, then the behavior cannot be universalized and so an employer does not have the moral right to hide relevant facts from employees.