Everyone in HR has heard some pretty wild excuses from employees about why they’ve taken days off. But wait until you hear how far this employee went for a personal day.
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Tags: absence excuses, day off, police
Yikes! Five residents of a home for people with disabilities were taken to a hospital after a worker spilled her prescription pills into cake batter.
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Although there’s no official word yet, we have to expect that two police officers in Louisiana will be fired from their jobs after being accused of theft.
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We hope the eight breakfast sandwiches Sgt. Christopher Stahl stole from a Quick Chek store in Rockaway, NJ, were really good — because they cost him his job.
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Tags: breakfast sandwich, police, stealing
A federal law that ensures employees can return to their jobs after being called to service in the U.S. military mandates that a police department has to hire an officer back — even though he was charged with conduct unbecoming an officer.
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Tags: police, reemployment, USERRA
A commission is looking into a British police officer who wore an Osama bin Laden mask, robes and traditional Arab scarf at a community carnival.
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What’s the penalty for an employee losing company equipment? Imagine if that equipment was a gun.
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Tags: gun, police, Tony Blair
A suspended Texas police officer may have gone too far in trying to investigate some women allegedly engaged in the world’s oldest profession.
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Tags: police, prostitute, suspended
A sure sign that it’s late on a Friday afternoon is when workers set up office chair races. Two teenagers in Germany have taken that office tradition to another level.
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Tags: Friday, office chair, police
No one in HR likes to deal with a situation involving abuse of power.
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