Tribunal upholds company's dismissal of worker for stealing sweets

A warehouse worker’s action helping himself to sweets from a ‘Celebrations’ box quickly turned sour after he lost his €32,306 per year job over his 'sweet tooth'.

Tribunal upholds company's dismissal of worker for stealing sweets
Thu, 12 Apr, 2018 - 17:35

By Gordon Deegan

A warehouse worker’s action helping himself to sweets from a ‘Celebrations’ box quickly turned sour after he lost his €32,306 per year job over his 'sweet tooth'.

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