Would you report a well-liked coworker for padding expenses?
You notice a colleague padding their expense claims. Small amounts: an extra taxi here, a dinner there. Everybody likes them, including you. Technically it is theft. Practically, nobody is being ruined. Reporting it could cost them their job and change how the team sees you. Letting it go means knowing, and saying nothing, every time a new claim goes through. What would you do?
You notice a well-liked colleague padding their expenses by small amounts. It is technically theft.
You know what you believe. But what would you do?
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