#employee-misconduct

#employee-misconduct

Yipit accuses former employees of stealing sensitive information to benefit rival MScience, raising significant concerns about intellectual property protection in the industry.

A customer has filed a lawsuit against Rooh, a Michelin Guide-recognized Indian restaurant in San Francisco, alleging that an employee physically attacked her after inquiring about a discount.

The customer is suing both the restaurant and the employee for assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence, and negligent hiring for damages exceeding $35,000.

MBTA investigates employees' misuse of resources for private vehicle work during hours, highlighting the seriousness of the allegations.

Four MBTA employees were fired amid ongoing investigation into misconduct involving private vehicle work during hours.

Ongoing investigations into misconduct at Cabot Yard lead to significant actions by MBTA.

MBTA investigating employees for misconduct related to private vehicle work on the clock, leading to multiple firings and administrative leaves.

A fired Disney employee hacked the company's servers, potentially endangering customers' health by manipulating menu data and incurring significant costs for the company.

A former Disney employee was arrested for hacking the company's systems post-termination, significantly disrupting operations and raising security concerns.

A former Payroll Manager at LG Electronics violated data policies by emailing personal information to themselves, leading to an ongoing investigation and legal actions.

An employee of the Minnesota Timberwolves was fired, arrested, and charged with felony third-degree burglary for stealing strategic NBA information.

The Timberwolves executive, Sachin Gupta, had his personal and team-related information stolen from a hard drive left in his office.

The museum fired an employee for hanging his own painting in the gallery for personal gain.

The incident went unnoticed by security, but the museum took swift action and terminated the employee's contract.

Meta fired employees for abusing Grubhub meal credits by ordering non-food items instead of intended meals.

Meta fired staff for abusing a $25 meal stipend policy.

Misuse included using funds for non-food items or ordering meals while off-site.

Meta dismissed around two dozen employees for misusing meal vouchers, underscoring issues around expense policies amidst broader organizational restructuring.

A Cal Fire employee was arrested for allegedly starting multiple brush fires in Northern California.

A Cal Fire employee has been arrested on suspicion of setting multiple wildfires, raising serious concerns about misconduct within the agency.

HMRC terminated 179 employees for gross misconduct in 2024, marking a significant increase and a firm stance on discipline.

A bus dispatcher in NYC fraudulently altered his time records, violating procedures and encouraging others to do the same, as indicated in an MTA IG report.

DM won his unfair dismissal case against Virgin Australia amid allegations of misconduct including being hungover and a hookup incident.

Sainsbury's worker sacked after 20 years for taking shopping bags without paying.

Wells Fargo fired employees for simulating keyboard activity, showing a lack of tolerance for unethical behavior.

Wells Fargo employees fired for faking work activity.