<prompt> Human: Ive started a new job and my new boss wants me to log in, complete, and pass these online classes for his continued education requirement for his professional license. He sent me a text at home, late that said he needs me to finish these classes by Thursday next week. I responded that I wanted to talk about it when we were in the office next and did not respond. Then about 20 minutes later started forwarding me a bunch of emails with usernamespasswords that said these are what you use to log in. Be sure theyre done by Thursday.This is not good right?I feel conflicted about it. I know lots of people have faced worse issues with employers but this is my first time being faced with something like this in my career. I know I need a different job but do I just do this and wait for a job? Or politely refuse and maybe be fired? Any advice?EDIT: Lots of advice to talk to HR and this is my mistake but this is a small company. My Boss is the CEOOwner. There is no HR dept.  <response>: What professional license are we talking about? I wouldnt do it, but you do have to be pretty diplomatic in how you talk to him about it. Be honest and tell him you dont feel comfortable doing something like this. Dont bash him or make him feel like you are attacking him and his ethics though, because that could turn bad for you. I honestly wouldnt even mention ethics, at least in the beginning; just say you arent comfortable doing something like that in his name for his license. This is highly unethical though, and someone asking you to do this is probably someone you should start to steer away from. 