Is this serious?

ANIMAL

YES, you MUST report this to your boss immediately. Forgery is ILLEGAL no matter what. Plus, you MUST protect yourself. Don't let them get away with it. Your name AND reputation is at stake. They should know better.

Mark S

That is serious. If he is forging your signature on a document like this, I would bring it to his attention and his boss' attention. Typically, when someone signs a letter or report for someone else, they will sign your name in script then put their initials aside of it to indicate that you did not physically sign the report. This often happens where I work as my name is put on letters, and the secretary will sign my name and put her initials aside of it. In this case, I wrote the letter, which would be like you filling out the report.

Princess of the Realm

Take the info immediately to the top manager! He may be embezzling and using your name! The reason more than one person has to cash out at the end of the night is for checks and balances. He's up to no good!

pinksparklybirdy

Ok, try not to over-react. He MIGHT have been doing this just to save time, not with any more sinister intent. However, whatever the reason behind it, it's still forgery and it's wrong. You have 2 options here. Firstly, you could talk to him, tell him that you have realised what he's up to, and insist that he takes your name off all these forms. If he refuses to do so, then he will leave you no choice but to go to his superior. Alternatively, if knowing his character, you really think he's up to no good, then telling him what you have noticed may cause him to turn nasty. In this case, it may be better and safer to just contact his superior directly and tell the area manager what you have found. No-one has the right to expect you to cover up for (potentially) criminal activity, so don't just put up with it. Whichever option you choose - good luck.

darkphoenix_201277

Falsifying any official documents is illegal and forgery is a crime. If you are concerned check your companies grievance procedure and contact your HR department.

I H

Yes. he should not be signing your name to something, i don't think it makes you responsible for it as its him forging your name but you would have to prove this if it came to the worse. so say something about it, if you don't want him to get into trouble then ask him what he means by it and tell him to stop. if he will not then go above him and report it. but please be careful as if he is stealing money he will not want this to get out.. i don't know the person but people have ended up dead for a lot less..

Zliz

Serious - YES

If someone is forging your signature - for whatever reason...and not telling you why - it can't be a good thing. You are suspicious and here asking so that's all I need to know to say YES IT IS SERIOUS!!!!

You have a responsibility to let management know and it may cost you your job but it's better than jail right?

Do the right thing and GOOD LUCK!

Corey R

If hes the one that signed your name it shouldnt be a very big deal but id ask him if you should initial those results with your name if he says yes then theres need to worry ......good luck ps you should keep a record of the items that are in question

star_gazer

CAN you find another job asap?

ZIP

Report this. Any discrepencies and it will be you to blame.
Maybe speak to the manager before you do this?

lisagoesshopping

Run, don't walk, to his boss. He could be setting you up for a very bad situation where you could lose your job and even go to jail!

xXonceagaincrushedXx

Confront him and if he doesn't stop call the police.

Proud to be an AMERICAN

This is EXTREMELY serious. There's no reason for him to forge your name unless he's skimming and wants you to take the fall.

Contact the supervisor IMMEDIATELY.

Good luck.

sofmatty

you had better contact the area manager and ask what is the procedure for closing, if someone has forged your signature, you can bet that there is foul play

gray haired lady

i would aks him who put your name on papers as you are worried than if any thing is wrong .you will be blamed [as you will be] sort it now

Ginny Lou the Peachy One

I would report this to your manager's superior!

sage seeker

Yes, this is very serious!! You need to report this immediately!

What he did is called 'utterance' [forgery]

gouldgirl2002

Yes. Don't let him forge your signature. Missing $$ could result in criminal charges.

billieleann78

Report Him that is a felony.

CHANGI

Serious...YES!

ivonna

IT IS a criminal matter and you should report it to the police......also id the officer in case any report gets lost....in fact ask for a copy of the police report.
No one does this continually without a shonk being done....your immediate sounds like a crook.

Susan M

That is extremely serious and he can be prosecuted for it. I would report him because if he is forging your name, then he can very easily blame you for stealing from the company. Anyone that forges a name without consent, and even then it isn't legal without a power of attorney, is agains the law, period.

Blackcat

I would report this straight away. There is no way he should be signing your name!

DOT

He could be (or not) either way you need to report him for forging your signature.

L a u r a //x

talk 2 someone about it you could end up in trouble if anything dodgy is going on

You should not permit anyone to sign your name for you. He has committed forgery. It is YOUR responsibility to count your own cash tills, with your manager if that is policy, and sign your own name. Don't just let somebody else do it.

nicemanvery

Shop him or your necks in the noose !!

Nellam T

I would report it because you don't want to get in trouble!!! HURRY!!!

123

advise his superior of what is occurring - you can always get another job a lot easier than a reputation

angel_evil_sexy

Report him love hes trying to make you take the wrap for his theft

I discovered that my supervisor was signing my name on various petty cash invoices. I reported my supervisor to human resources department and filed an internal grievance. Shorty afterwards, she requested to have a meeting with me. She tape recorded the meeting. During the meeting, she admitted to signing my name on the invoices without my permisson but claims that she wasn't forging my signatures. After the conversation my supervisor informed me that she received three complaints on me that morning. I live and work in the state of california. Can my supervisor sign my name without my permisson on any paperwork?

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