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I say, you need to talk to both of them. The manager needs to know so he/she could help solve the problem.
Totally agree. That is the order to be managed.
Assuming when you say “employee” you mean the “temp manager” then I would start with the employee. If things don’t immediately improve and stay improved then the (travelling) manager.