Home Depot employee in her 70s fired for failing to stop $5K in fraudulent transactions: lawsuit
284,934
Published 2024-08-08
#news #homedepot #lawsuit #bayarea #california #abc7news
All Comments (21)
-
No matter how much you love your company...they don't love you back!
-
Retail Stores: You're fired if you stop a shoplifter. We'll also fire you if you don't stop fraudulent transactions.
-
She did the right thing in calling the manager. She was being targeted…
-
The manager not answering is the one who should be fired
-
It looks like cashiers at Home Depot (and all other cashiers) need to have a “panic button” installed at their work stations.
-
72 and still working and worried about paying rent is the real tragedy here.
-
Why is there zero information about the actual criminal that committed this credit card fraud?
-
Never ever try to stop a criminal for a corporation. Let ‘em do whatever. Who cares. You’re going to put your life on the line for a corporation? Are you kidding me?
-
How can they leave an older female outdoors with nobody nearby or answering her calls??? Thats dangerous and negligent. I hope she wins.
-
Her co worker was shot a week before. She cannot risk her life.
-
There is a lot of favoritism at Home Depot when it comes to management
-
Catch-22. They would have fired her if she tried to stop the guy for breaking policy.
-
Home Depot appears to refuse to staff their locations with adequate personnel to deter theft and protect their employees.
-
As someone over 50 who's been taking care of family in hospice, I'm TERRIFIED to go back to the normal work force in a year or so
-
I don't know what's worse, a 70 y/o having to work, or the crime
-
Employees need backup.
-
Worse story is when a employee dies over something as small as 5,000
-
Her biggest mistake was not closing her register after the first transaction. Just walk away when you have the chance. Then go rip the manager a new one for not answering the phone and leaving her alone with weird customers.
-
I worked at this company for 16 years & the 1 thing I know is that no cashier should be left alone in the garden center which is far away from help especially given the death of that young man at the other store. Management should be held responsible.
-
You don't process a credit card as cash, bottom line. The cardholder can not tell you how to process the card.
