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You would think a warning or heads-up would have been sufficient in this case. Not sure what the whole story is, though, if there was more to it or what. My concern is that it’s seen as stealing, and companies don’t seem to like that much.
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Yeah, exactly. It sounds like there might have been more going on behind the scenes, but I guess once it’s considered stealing, companies usually take it pretty seriously.
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Personally I think that is a bit extreme to let them go if it was just over that... He is junior so probably just needs thinks like that being explained. Would've been good to have a bit of a telling off but firing is extreme! Did he know that the food was not for him?? If it was just in a room he may not have known?
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Yeah, I felt the same way. If it was just a misunderstanding, firing him seems harsh, especially for someone junior. A warning would’ve made more sense, unless there’s something we don’t know about how many times it happened or if he’d been told before. The food wasn’t even in a room; it was out on stands in the hallway outside the big conference room, so I could see how it might’ve been confusing.