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10+ Employees who got fired on the spot: 'Instantly he was fired, sued, and owed the company about $8,000'

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    Employee sits on the stairs outside her office after being fired by her bosses, as a model shows in a depiction.
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    Honesty is NOT the best policy in the workplace

    -braquo- Guy started work on Tuesday. On Thursday we had a mandatory staff meeting. He wasn't there. So my supervisor thinks "oh he's new he must not know about this yet." Calls him up and says hey we have a
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    mandatory meeting. The guy responds "yeah I can't come." Supervisor asks why and he replies "I just don't want to."
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    A worker tries to explain to his team why he has made critical mistakes on the job, as represented by models.
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    Mimizxc Guy at my old job got fired for replying all to a company email just to say "lol ok" and it somehow turned into a full chain meltdown. HR was not amused and that was his final boss fight.
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    VibessyBelle Years ago I worked at a movie theater that had a coffee bar inside. On Thanksgiving one year, a guy working the coffee bar got himself a serving of whipped cream to eat with the thanksgiving meal we provided for everyone. He was suspended immediately for theft, then fired.
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    HR manager shows a recently-fired employee to the door while the employee clutches his belongings, as 2 models are demonstrating.
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    SabrinaFanatic Guy I worked with got fired for calling in sick but he went to a amusement park and happened to sit next to our boss on the ride of all people
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    FaisolAhmed dude got fired for arguing with the boss using the company twitter account by accident. genuinely one of the funniest things ive ever seen
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    elastic_emu Coworker went to the cafeteria at our workplace, took a hamburger, and tried to leave without paying. Got caught, and security even tried to coach him by saying, "you probably just forgot to pay for it". he insisted he did and receipts don't lie.
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    Lost a job for a lousy hamburger (they weren't even that good).
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    Boss in office setting points an accusatory finger at an employee who's just been fired and is carrying his belongings in a banker's box, as depicted by 2 models.
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    Professional-Kiwi176 A coworker of mine worked for Orange Mobile when he lived in the UK. Someone there accessed David Beckham's account and records, called him at half-time during the match and berated his playing.
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    You guessed it, got caught and sacked for unauthorised access and use of customer information. I mean I actually found it sort of funny, but still stupid and not worth losing your job over that way.
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    Elder_Flowerr a guy at my old job automated his entire position with a basic script and didn't tell anyone. he spent 8 months just playing video games until a routine IT audit basicly ruined his life
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    He could get fired and get a fine from the local authorities at the same time

    StrangeJourney At my old office there was a guy who would accidentally call 911 constantly. Apparently he was trying to call an extension that also started with 9 and somehow just kept getting it wrong.
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    Some people simply cannot help themselves

    Mysterious_Touch_454 Stealing pens and pencils. He just went to storageroom and stole 3 packets. worth like 50euros/dollars all together. Like why?
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    This guy gives a new meaning to "mindless eating"

    ImmediateBreadfruit9 This was about 30 years ago. Kroger was opening a new store and hired a bunch of high schoolers for baggers and cashiers. They had bulk candy in bins the customers scooped into bags. Before the store even
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    opened during orientation, a kid reached in and grabbed a handful of gummy worms and started chomping down in front of the manager. Fired on the spot.
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    meeez80 Bought a cl load of product at the staff discount, then tried to resell it on eBay under their real name
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    shoukanju Collected a delivery of papayas meant for a company wide luncheon, stashed them in his car, then claimed that the delivery never arrived. Got caught when people were talking about a car in the parking lot that was pranked by being filled with papayas.
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    Anywhere that fires employees for eating food isn't a worthwhile place to be anyhow

    PhilosopherCrazy2722 Got fired from Maccas for eating one (1) chicken nugget while on shift Got fired from a different Maccas for falling asleep on my break and it going over. The manager left my name on the clock in/out screen as "on break" for 2 weeks after I left to send a message
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    The absolute smell of this place must've been outrageous

    Stunning Study9213 Guy microwaved fish in the office kitchen. Three times in one week. Manager asked him to stop, he said it was his cultural right. HR disagreed.
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    On day 2??

    D3adklOwn Worked with a guy who attempted to install World of Warcraft on his work computer at the call center we were working at.. on his second day on the floor.
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    MultipleHipFlasks CFO's son was in doing work experience. Colleague proceeded to have a long and loud rant about how the CEO and CFO are idiots, don't know how to do their job, trying to fleece the company, despite people trying to get them to hush down.
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    Next day they are told their rolling contract is not getting renewed, take the next week off and do not return.
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    badwhiskey63 Not sure if this is stupid or epic. I got a job at a soda bottling plant, and this happened just before I was hired. The boss was a very toxic guy and he told one of the workers to move the boss's van. Apparently that
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    employee had had enough and he picked up the boss's van and moved it with the forklift instead of driving it to a new spot.
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    This is quite the plan

    FormerStuff Hired a guy to drive a truck. Dude constantly kept forgetting to hang the truck keys back up at the end of the day and especially weekends. I put a tracker in our truck and turns out he used it to moonlight cross- country loads on the
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    It didn't work out how he wanted at all, but what was he thinking?

    weekends. With all the fuel and everything. Instantly he was fired, sued, and owed the company about $8,000 in fuel and repairs and maintenance.
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    CPOX My workplace has two big buildings that are separated by about a one-minute walk between them. There was a guy whose direct boss worked in Building A but his big boss worked in Building B. He would tell his direct boss that he'd be working in Building B, while at the same
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    time telling the big boss that he'd be working in Building A. He was working in neither building (and not even working at all). There were a lot of suspicions about this worker and one day they got IT to reveal that he was logged in remotely off-site while both of the bosses thought he was on-site.
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    medicated_in_PHL A guy I worked with stole iPhone lightning cords from people's desks (when they first came out) and sold them on eBay for $15. The eBay listings had pictures he took of the cords on his work desk.
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    Dude sold like 5 of them before he got caught, and lost his $70k/year with benefits job for $75 in eBay sales.
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    TipQuick7182 I got fired, 3 weeks into my role because my boss wanted a new direction, like I had just gotten hired and then boom, bye bye.
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    This one really takes the cake

    Earhorn Jones I worked with a well-paid DBA at a Fortune 500 company who got fired for stealing ice. We had big refrigerators in every break room that made ice and dumped it into a drawer below (for use by people taking breaks).
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    This guy started bringing in a massive cooler, and dumping all of the ice in it, then taking it home with him. HR pulled him aside and explained that he was leaving everyone else without ice, and that the ice was for consumption at work; not for taking home.
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    He kept doing it. HR sat him doeb again, and pointed him. to the gas station across the street that sold ice, and suggested he start meeting his ice needs there, and made him sign a.document acknowledging that the ice. was company property, and that taking it was theft.
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    He kept doing it. Security walked him out with an empty cooler.
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    Recently-fired employee gathers his belongings in a box and leaves his former place of work, as shown by a model.

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