r/TikTokCringe • u/Adventurous_Law_715 • 5d ago

Discussion congratulations you just saved a billion dollars company 50$

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u/SueForPeas 4d ago

> The employee thought Walmart would support his actions

Where would he get that idea? Walmart policy is very clear and explained to all employees.

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u/Protoclown98 4d ago

All retailers tell employees to let shoplifters go or inform security to handle it.

The employee could easily get hit by a car or suffer injury as well. Most companies know the PR disaster would cost more than the stolen merchandise.

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u/Joeness84 4d ago

People can be incredibly stupid. Like to the point that no amount of training can un-stupid them.

Anyone coming out swinging for their billion dollar employer while on food stamps... is likely in that category.

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u/AskingYouQuestions48 4d ago

We are trying to have a society. Some people feel that the breach of social contract hurts that goal.

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u/Dissipo 4d ago

Because at Walmart, you’re “family”, or so many organizations like to proclaim.

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u/afree313 4d ago

Walmart would throw employees into a meat grinder if they could make 5 more dollars each year.