What ethical considerations are there for recruiting and hiring in this scenario?

Assignment Instructions
Prepare a 3-4-page plan that states your recommended course of action. Along with your recommendation, include the following:
Analyze how your proposed HR solution to an HR challenge contributes to organizational goals and strategies.
Weigh the barriers the business partner will face with each of the three options.
What are the internal implications, if any, to reconsider the 12 candidates and how could that be done?
In your response, consider the passage of time against the need for another attorney in the office as well as the impact of cost if you choose to go to an external organization.
Describe key factors you considered in the formulation of a proposed HR solution.
What ethical considerations are there for recruiting and hiring in this scenario?
Integrate material from your references that offer a theory-based relationship to inform ethical considerations.
Explain the role of the HR practitioner in advancing a proposed HR solution.
Explain briefly your role to influence the eventual outcome. Consider aspects of leadership, negotiation, and consultation.
Discuss the application of any SHRM behavioral competency(ies) to the process of solving an HR challenge.
Which competency(ies) is most directly applicable to a successful resolution of this challenge and why?
HR CHALLENGE: A DIFFICULT POSITION TO FILL
Assignment Introduction
Scenario
For this assignment, assume you are an HR professional working as an HR business partner for one of the most prestigious nonprofit scientific research centers in the United States. The center is large enough to have its own office of general counsel. Recently, one of the assistant general counsels departed for a job at the White House. The general counsel wants the finest and most talented attorney candidates who are practicing in the field of research in a nonprofit setting. You have announced the open position and have had 807 applicants. You chose a group of 12 candidates, all of whom were turned down by the supervisor (hiring manager). The general counsel’s office demanded to see all applicant resumes, and your HR director agreed. After they reviewed all the resumes, they said none were good enough. However, they provided no additional information to you about their preferred applicant qualifications.
Your Challenge
While you are the HR business partner to the general counsel, you have many other organizational clients, each with their own needs and expectations, and therefore a limited amount of time to give to this particular client. Given that you have failed to select appropriate candidates, you consider spending some money from your very tight budget to hire a recruiting firm, but that is not a guarantee of success. You are considering the following three options: 1) recommending to the hiring manager that she reconsider the 12 candidates you selected, 2) asking her to allow you to re-announce, possibly with some changes to the position vacancy announcement, or 3) going to the outside (expensive) recruiting firm in spite of your budget constraints. The option you recommend should offer the greatest return to the organization and its employees.
Submission ​Requirements
The deliverable for this assessment applies professional skills in Human Resources Management (HRM) to workplace situations which you will likely encounter in your day-to-day work in HRM. As part of your learning, we focus on the development of effective professional communication skills for the workplace. Your assessment should meet the following additional requirements:
Length: Your plan should be 3-4 typed, double-spaced pages, not including the cover and resources pages.
The first page should be a cover sheet with your name, the course number, assessment title, and date. No other information is required on this page.
The last page should be the reference list.
Organization: Make sure that your assessment writing is well-organized, using headings and subheadings to organize content for the reader.
Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12-point.
Resources: Use 2-6 references and include both trade publications and peer-reviewed.
Evidence: Support your assertions with data and/or in-text citations.
APA formatting: Resources and in-text citations are formatted according to current APA style and formatting.
Written communication:
Support main points and recommendations with relevant and credible evidence.
Address the appropriate audience, using familiar, discipline-specific language and terminology.
Use spell-check and other tools to ensure correct spelling and grammar.