Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I’m a college work study student at a school library. 

I usually don’t work Sundays, but when I do it’s with the same girl, and she’s always late. One time she came in late, clocked in, and left for more than an hour. Today she’s 3 hours late as I type this, and honestly I don’t think she’s coming in at all. On Tuesdays she has a shift after mine, and she’s always late so then that makes me late for my class because I can’t leave until she arrives. I don’t know if she’s like this with other student employees, but I assume yes because there’s no reason for her to have beef with me since we literally are just coworkers and we do not interact whatsoever besides saying the typical “hi” and “have a good day.” What sucks is that my supervisor has no knowledge of any of this, so this girl just keeps clocking in and leaving, and coming in late all the time. I’m just really heated from this right now because I wanted to offer my shift up for trade because I got sick yesterday, but I knew no one would take my shift since most people are on spring break. Now I’m actually sick with a cough and a cold yet I still came to work. 

It’s just so unfair to me and other fellow student employees who are actually punctual, and abide by standard work rules. I mean, none of us actually want to work, but we do because we’re low-income and need the money. But then there’s people like this girl who pulls all these shenanigans and don’t face any consequences. 

So, AITA if I tell my supervisor about all of this?

snitching on coworker