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Even if the employee is excellent, the deceit is enough to justify the firing. There is a requirement in the financial industry of being of good character and e
by cm2187 2y ago
Even if the employee is excellent, the deceit is enough to justify the firing. There is a requirement in the financial industry of being of good character and even minor things could result in loss of employment. There was a story a few years ago of a UK banker being banned from the city for fleecing train fares, even after he offered to repay the train company.
- kangda123 2y agoThere was an even crazier detail to this story. While he thought he's fleecing tfl, he ended up paying more than he would have if tapping out properly.
- ragebol 2y agoBut the intention was there. And if you're a banker, (intend to) steal but still end up paying more, maybe you're not a good banker, lol.
- dehrmann 2y agoRight; it's not necessarily that they weren't working, but that they lied about it. The fake customer accounts scandal is also in Wells's recent memory, so this can make sense.
- meiraleal 2y ago> There is a requirement in the financial industry of being of good character and even minor things could result in loss of employment. Ha! That's a funny joke you hid in the middle of your comment.