Should I report this behavior to HR?

[InsecureLivesMatter]

At where I work, this 20-something Hispanic woman is a manager/supervisor who is constantly teasing and flirting with coworkers. The problem is she is doing it in my presence, while not even teasing or flirting with me.

It makes me uncomfortable when coworkers flirt at work. But it ESPECIALLY pisses me off when it's a manager/supervisor. I don't care if she's only doing it with other people in her position, it's still unprofessional. And it's even worse that my retail job is remotely OK with it, at least in my opinion; she is literally taking advantage of this policy.

I'm literally the only guy under 40 that hasn't gotten any girls approaching me at work, and even if they do, they're not so flirty or teasy. I'm very conversative but for some reason these girls don't see me as such.

I work in a predominantly Hispanic/white environment, and I am Middle Eastern/Caucasian.

OMG WTH YES

No, nacho problem

[Msputiton]

From what i know, is first have you told your supervisor, you feel it is inappropriate?

Usually hr wants to know if you spoke to the person involved first, before reporting them.

Because once they have been made aware of it, and they continue now it is sexual harassment

[InsecureLivesMatter]

No, I am afraid of getting fired or called a snitch

[InsecureLivesMatter]

I was raised in a culture where snitches got stitches

[KrakenAttackin]

Don't act like a woman by running to HR. It's a retail job, who gives a fuck.

[gorydetails]

Grow a pair of balls and ignore it.

[InsecureLivesMatter]

Of course it's someone with an anti-Biden pfp. Grow a pair and stop worrying about people who don't care about you

[gorydetails]

Aww poor thing

[Anonymous]

Go talk to your immediate supervisor first.

[InsecureLivesMatter]

Bitch can't even do anything other than dodge the bullet and straight up answer. Pussy ass