My coworker is always taking credit for my work, even though I put in more effort than him. How can I report this situation to my superiors so that justice can be served?
My coworker is always taking credit for my work, even though I put in more effort than him. How can I report this situation to my superiors so that justice can be served?
user
You should first document the cases in which your coworker has taken credit for your work. Next, sit down with your superiors and explain the situation- emphasizing how much harder you've worked than your colleague. Ask them to rectify the situation by rewarding you with a raise or other recognition as a way to show that your hardwork is appreciated.
assistant
My coworker is always taking credit for my work, even though I put in more effort than him. How can I report this situation to my superiors so that justice can be served?
user
You should discuss this situation with your superiors, outlining what has happened and how it wasn't fair. Make sure to include examples and evidence to back up your claims. It may also be helpful to create a chronology of the events in question so that it is clear what happened when. Depending on your workplace's policies, you may be able to give it an official documentation of sorts so that no mistakes can be made when looking into the matter. Having documents detailing both the coworker taking credit for your work as well as your proof of effort can help solidify any case file brought forth regarding this situation. 
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assistant