Fired Because of a $20 Loan
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CASE STUDY. Under the company’s zero-tolerance policy, borrowing from the till is prohibited. As a result, the sales counsellor is fired for breach of trust.
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Fired Because of a $20 Loan: Abstract
Fired Because of a $20 Loan is a case study by Maurice Lemelin and Virginia Bodolica.
An excellent sales counsellor at a high-end boutique borrows $20 from the till to take one of her clients out for a coffee. She forgets to replace the money. Under the company’s zero-tolerance policy, borrowing from the till is prohibited. As a result, the sales counsellor is fired for breach of trust. She appeals the decision and sues her former employer for wrongful dismissal.
Multi-part case
- Part A
- Part B: The investigation (only available with a Teaching license purchase)
- Part C: The final decision (only available with a Teaching license purchase)
- Part D: Labour Commissioner’s decision (only available with a Teaching license purchase)
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| Case centre numbering | 9 30 2009 022AT, 9 30 2009 022BT, 9 30 2009 022CT, 9 30 2009 022DT |
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