Yes, although no one likes to rat on a fellow employee, this is at the least dishonest and at the most, it is stealing. It is also unfair to every other employee in the company.
Do not punch out the time card and report the incident to your immediate supervisor
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In this forging method, very big forgings are made by working different areas of the forging in to shape, one at a time.
Penalty for forging a NJ License is $150,000 fine or up to 10 years in prison
When you purchase a Moshi Monsters Time card at a store, the clerk should have activated the card when it was paid for. You should take it back to the store and ask them to activate it for you.
You can be arrested for this crime and if you are convicted, you could expect jail time or a fine. Forging a signature is a form of stealing identity.
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Tell someone. Tell anyone that can help. dont let it happen.
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Mark, a coworker.
"I'm sorry for your loss", "I'm here for you", "My thoughts are with you during this sad time", "I'm praying for you and your family", "Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help you through this difficult time". Don't overwhelm your coworker; make sure there is a great environment for him/her in the office "say that if there is anything you may do? you are there to assist" and have a sympathy gift delivered. You can go with a local florist a gift basket service or what I usually give a memorial tree. I use www.arborday.org of [http://www.treesinstead.com]
No coworker (including yourself) should be abusive in any manner no matter if it's done in a quiet or loud manner. Be sure you are not pushing all the blame on your coworker. If at all possible cool off and try to communicate with your coworker and try to come to some amicable agreement to get along. If she is unwilling to do this then that's the time you should walk in and speak with your supervisor before making a written statement. If you are going to send a letter, then yes. Make that letter, short, to the point, emotion neutral and all on one page. A short page. It would be better just to talk to your boss. Better yet just to talk to the person you argued with and let bygones be bygones.