Three months ago, one of the Supervisors got fired for stealing. I'm not sure what she stole, but she definitely stole something and the police came to escort her out. Now it seems as if the Store managers knew she was doing it, but they let it go on enough for a case to build where they could fire her and sort of charge her.
Now just three days ago, another Supervisor got fired, this guy stole $4,000 worth of electronics. Again, i think the Store managers knew, and let it continue to happen until they could build a big enough case to fire him and have him arrested.
Now i'm only assuming the managers knew, i have no real proof that did they did, but the talk at work is that, thats the procedure the company uses when they find one of their employees stealing.
I thought that once they suspected someone of stealing, they would confront that person and bring the issue out and give the person another chance or a final warning, but that is clearly not the case.
Is this the way it usually works in most companies? When i talked to one of the other guys i work with, he said, Stealing from the company is the biggest crime a person can do, once you do that, it shows that you have no respect for the place of your employment and that you don't deserve another shot at all. I understand where hes coming from, but i still feel as if it would cost them less and would show more heart if they snipped the problem from the beginning.
Any thoughts?

Talk about blast from the past! hhahahah Sorry, just had to throw that in, I remember that store.
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