Tell HR

HR and the boss are probably one in the same since family are employed in a direct working relationship... so telling HR is a pointless endeavour.

The old: do what I say, not what I do!

You don't: know how to use colons correctly.

An acceptable use for colons is script dialogue. For example; Batman: I'm Batman. If he's using it like that, he's not wrong, at least by descriptive grammar rules.

Hats off! I love how you roasted and smoked her right in her face after the BS "no favouritism" talk.

If you criticized a child to his mother you must be new to this life.

Ring, ring. "Hello, HR?" Ring, ring. "Hello, Department of Labor?" Ring, ring. "Hello, Lawyer."

Predictable outcome. Tough situation.

If FML teaches you anything kids, is that you *don't* criticise the boss.

Nepotism occurs in more places than we want. Doing the right thing from a managers point of view is shaded by such. That is why Human Resources exist.

That sounds like a toxic place to work anyway.

How did you see that playing out in your head?