I came upon some knowledge, which I don't think it matters how, and found proof that seems to indicate my counterpart at work was siphoning funds from the company. She is the favorite. I talked w/ my supervisor who yelled at me, accused me of trying to find too much work, said he has worked hard to be nice to me, and basically said I had no right to worry about the situation. At one point my counterpart was the only person overseeing financial transactions in my department. It was by chance I found out and try to keep cool with everyone and admit I try to keep busy on the company dime. I am a sensitive person but he hurt my feelings making me feel bad because I exposed potential fraud. I know I did the right thing and I contacted his supervisor considering his response was "If it happens again then tell me." His supervisor won't be in until Monday so I won't hear from her until then, but how do I deal with him and what do you suggest I do if he brings it up when we're alone?
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He is difficult to work with to begin with so that is nothing new and has a superiority complex. The way she allegedly committed the fraud was slick and wouldn't have been found out except for the one thing i found which would've been gone and forgotten if I hadn't seen it when I had. I know if I didn't speak up I'd be looked at. I'm just at a loss because I don't know why he dislikes me so much in the first place I don't really talk at all at work just do my job and go home because he does make me feel uncomfortable. I also have requested a transfer. I just think personal blows are really low and I need some advice I'm young and this is a new experience for me. So far I've done the right thing, now I want to make sure it stays that way. P.S. This is healthcare.