OT Man fired stealing chocolate from employer

Dec 20, 2005 41 Replies

Possibly, but we don't really know how much danger they attribute to this practice...the CC might be really paranoid about their reputation...personally I think it sounds a bit harsh, but then, I don't run Cadbury's do I?...

Yup, against insurance. At the store I was working at, dry goods alone (tins packets etc) had=20 =A350k GBP a year allowances for insurance claim for loses. They insurance= =20 against goods not being a fit state to be sold.

Don't know how Safeway worked in the US. In the UK it is a seperate=20 company. Was part of Argyl group at the time I worked for, but allowed=20 to use the same logo/stationary/branding as the global brand, but not=20 linked in anyway wth Safeway USA. Most of their stores are now owned by=20 Waitrose or Morrisons and have been renamed. Safeway has pretty much=20 disappeared now, except where there is an existing Morrison in the town=20 already.

--=20 Carl Robson Car PC Build starts again.

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