Why should they be the ones working towards reform, it's the police who are acting out of line.
These don't strike you as being "out of line"?
Actually, I'd be more impressed with him if he moved on from your company to something better.... but I'm sure you prefer compliant sheep.
I prefer employees who enjoy coming to work every day, to earn more than the industry average for doing a job they excel at.
You just hate it, and me, because I'm able to provide my employees with an outstanding work environment, with no need for some union goon to come in and negotiate it for them. You hate that my employees are happy.
You're just a sad little simpleton who has to beg others to let you write their resumes...
Why should there be ANY condition if you were in the right?
Exactly my point; there shouldn't, and isn't, ever an acceptable reason to steal from an employer.
You just happen to believe otherwise.
See, you've already admitted that you condone employee theft. You've admitted to being disonest. You've admitted to being a liar.
And you're trying to make
me look bad for shit-canning a guy who stole from me?
What an ignorant little douchebag you are...
If you were in the right, you'd be explaining exactly why he did it.
Why? Because
you want me to?
Eat a dick.
The catalyst behind him going rogue is unimportant, simply because there's NEVER an instance where stealing from an employee is acceptable...
Of course, it's probably something that makes you look bad, like he had permission, but then you needed a scapegoat when his plan to wine and dine a low-level flunky in purchasing backfired.
He had permission to use the card, but only for certain things. He used it for things that he was not authorized to purchase. It's clear; and you have my sympathies for this, that you're simply too fucking retarded to comprehend that.
A good friend of mine owns his own photography business. He and his crew were shooting an event a couple of years ago, and he gave his credit card to one of the gals working for him to go purchase things needed by him and the crew; everything from notepads and pens to stuff to make sandwiches with, snacks, etc.
While she used the card to purchase everything he'd requested, she also used it to by a new blouse, some jeans and some make-up.
Now, she also was the one who maintained his books, did payroll, made hotel and travel reservations, etc. She figured she'd be able to hide these purchases because A) the owner would likely never see the receipt (unless, I guess, if he was audited) and B) as the one who maintains the books for his small company, she could hide the purchases from him.
Do you believe it was appropriate for her to purchase those personal items with the owner's business credit card?
Do you believe that was okay for her to do?
Instead, you decided to vindictively screw up this guys life over a couple of dinners?
My, but you truly are the stupid one, aren't you. I've told you the things he's purchased, and it was a lot more than a few dinners.
But, yeah, steal from me and I'm going to fuck up your entire life to the best of my ability.
See, that's why those who know me; those who work for me and those who don't, respect me. I take very good care of those who work for me. They're a huge part of why my company is as successful as it is, and I make sure they know I appreciate that.
But I have exactly zero tolerance for someone who would lie or steal from me...
Really? Wow, makes you sound like a complete asshole.
Well, and I say this in all honesty, the opinion of some lying douchebag on the internet isn't going to be all too sufficient to get me to change how I conduct my business. My company is very, very successful. My people are paid very, very well. The work atmosphere is enjoyable; people want to be there. And you can't stand that because it didn't take some union dipshit to get that for them.
So, fuck you, nimrod. You're nothing. You're failed in business (probably because you're a lying thief), and you can't hold down a regular job so you have to write resumes for $125 pop.
Me? I'm in my fifth week of a seven week road trip with my daughter, exploring this wonderful country of ours. My team back in Florida is running the show and killin' it. Business is stronger and more profitable now than it was pre-Covid. Life is a wonderful thing. When I get back to the office I'm announcing pay raises across the board.