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<blockquote data-quote="moontheloon1982" data-source="post: 409672" data-attributes="member: 18085"><p>I&#039;m sorry buddy but you don&#039;t have a chance at getting your job back. Like someone eluded to before, monetary value is as irrelevant in this matter as your squeeky clean prior track record. It&#039;s pretty hard to be terminated outright, but one way to guarantee you&#039;ll be shown the door is doing what you did. They wouldn&#039;t let you back to clean the toilets nevermind handle packages. Also, I&#039;m sorry but I dont believe your claim that this was an isolated incident. I, like most people (i hope), was taught at a very young age that you don&#039;t take things that don&#039;t belong to you.It&#039;s a very simple concept really, but you either follow it or you don&#039;t...there are no in-betweens.&nbsp; But the real injustice is when honest people have to be treated like thieves every time a package is legitimitely lost in the system. If everyone thought it was ok to steal once in a while, if you&#039;re sure you won&#039;t get caught, the whole damn system would break down. Misdelivering a package to Green St instead of Green Ave. is a mistake, whereas you made a concious decision to be a lowly thief. Theres a reason why they used to take the hand of the offender by way of the axe...to let people know just how serious it is. Be grateful they didnt press charges, because if it were my decision I would have had the cops haul your ass out in front of everybody just to add a little more humiliation to the deal.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="moontheloon1982, post: 409672, member: 18085"] I'm sorry buddy but you don't have a chance at getting your job back. Like someone eluded to before, monetary value is as irrelevant in this matter as your squeeky clean prior track record. It's pretty hard to be terminated outright, but one way to guarantee you'll be shown the door is doing what you did. They wouldn't let you back to clean the toilets nevermind handle packages. Also, I'm sorry but I dont believe your claim that this was an isolated incident. I, like most people (i hope), was taught at a very young age that you don't take things that don't belong to you.It's a very simple concept really, but you either follow it or you don't...there are no in-betweens. But the real injustice is when honest people have to be treated like thieves every time a package is legitimitely lost in the system. If everyone thought it was ok to steal once in a while, if you're sure you won't get caught, the whole damn system would break down. Misdelivering a package to Green St instead of Green Ave. is a mistake, whereas you made a concious decision to be a lowly thief. Theres a reason why they used to take the hand of the offender by way of the axe...to let people know just how serious it is. Be grateful they didnt press charges, because if it were my decision I would have had the cops haul your ass out in front of everybody just to add a little more humiliation to the deal. [/QUOTE]

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