Can anyone eat snacks that was left in someone desk who was fired? (work, office)
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The woman who was fired on friday left tons of snacks in her draw and the supervisor who was cleaning out her draw was like-"who wants these cookies and chips and candy". And I was like "no way can I eat the snacks
From the desk of a person who was fired. It just wouldn't feel right and I know I will be called weird but I just can't do it.
Most REPUTABLE employers would box up her stuff and get the agency to either pick it up for her or arrange for the ex employee to come get it...............especially if she was let go when she was not at work.
Says a LOT about where you work frankly.
How tacky!! Seeing as you are in the business of counselling ex-cons I find it extremely interesting that your supervisor is stealing from a former temporary employee. Sounds like something off of Monty Python or Saturday Night Live.
Since when it is professional not to have someone pickup their effects. Sounds like your "supervisor" has picked up some undesirable "skills" from the ex-cons that your office is "career counselling".
Last edited by taigagirl; 08-30-2010 at 06:02 PM..
Reason: grammar
In this economy, food shouldn't be wasted by throwing it out. But the supervisor giving out someone else's food is like a dog owner throwing pieces of meat and having the dogs fight over it. Firing someone and then giving out their left over food is kind of dispicable.
I would say it is OK, but, I guess I would be thinking I don't like to snack and what if they peed and got pee all over their snacks....ick! I also just don't like to snack that much. Those are just my random thoughts.
Maybe it was a law firm. I've been in law 20 years. My first thought was to divy up her food.
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