My boss forced me to tell lies: What are the risks?
Q. I am a supervisor and I do what I'm told by my boss. But I am a  little scared daily because the union president and my boss are good  friends. They both don't like a certain employee and are working  together to try to get the person fired. Do you think we should stop  helping the union at this point because the employee filed FDR charges  against the union but not against us yet? Will we get caught  compromising with the union vice president under the table? I have told  so many lies because my boss told me to and they are trying to build a  case against the employee. What should I do? – Henry, Indiana
	
	
		
		
			
			
			
		
	
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