No, you shouldn't

Isn't that your job?

That is simply not my job

That's not right

This isn't the Salvation Army

"At Will" means quitting is allowed

Employees should be trusted

He screwed up big time

Not the "Welcome Back" message she'd hoped for

Work hard, play hard...

In the two long years in which I worked as a cashier in retail, I have seen my fair share of dramatic moments. I have faced angry customers who broke store items in a fit of rage, I have seen annoyed workers quitting mid-shift and never returning, and I have had to deal with a decent number of petty Karen customers. But never have I ever been on a shift and seen my manager run out the door with thousands of dollars of stolen company money and never return. Which is not something this Reddit wri…

Too little too late

Talk about uncomfortabale

Somebody needs financial advice, and it's not your employee.

Not all gifts are created equal

This boss has a flair for the dramatic