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How very dare you?
By FOXYgrandpa441 - 19/07/2012 00:41 - United States - Casper
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That does suck, but you should have just asked. I have worked in a chocolate store and they let us take the fruit covered chocolate home each night.
I doubt there's a produce section in a chocolate shop
that sucks
It's kind of common sense to ask first...YDI
How is taking home trash the same as stealing? It's trash why would they care?
It's against the law to steal someone's garbage.
They care because, it gives workers an incentive to make extra bread/ food during their shift, so they can take it home after. It's a huge issue in the food industry, so a lot of places don't give any employee extra food, and they simply throw it all away and you get in HUGE trouble if you don't.
Not in a lot o places in the US it's not. That's why cops will go through criminals' trash looking for evidence--they don't need a warrant and it's legal. Once something is thrown out, it's open season on it
I feel bad for you but you could have avoided it by simply asking if you could take the bread home since it was going in the trash. I guess you know that now. Good luck looking for another job.
You should have asked; but still, if something is going to be thrown out anyway it tecnically isn't a crime as such. [I guess it's because I'm an art student we take stuff people are about to throw away all the time.] I think firing you is a bit harsh, but I guess it's the principle; you took something without asking.
The rules about taking trash vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. In some places, once the trash hits the curb, it's fair game, in other places once it hits the curb it becomes the property of the sanitation department/city or whatever. If the city really wanted to they could go after you for it.
Should've asked but it still seems a little bit harsh. My boss would rather the spare food went to us and our families than go to waste, but you should still ask, just to be polite. Especially if it's your first day.
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You should have just asked if you could have it.
You should've asked first. Some places have very strict policies about things like that, but they may have said yes if you had asked. Technically, you WERE stealing.