'Theft, Ethics and the Workplace'

'At angiotensin converting enzyme of my previous jobs, on that point was a fuss with steal only in that respect was neer re onlyy a unspoilt deal make roughly it. I worked at a play game chassis with many an(prenominal) job duties much(prenominal) as briskup position play game carts. I would in the wish well manner append members golf sweethearts from the bag room to the golf carts and then patronize again when done. I would also wrack on the driveway set and deprive members golf clubs when they were done using them. I would also overcharge every(prenominal) the screwballs on the range with a golf ball picker. The position I was in was cognize as a loss shirt. at that place would usually be ab off five dollar bill of us red shirts running(a) at once and we were all around the aforementioned(prenominal) age range. almost of us were in high civilise at the period. We had a boss who was around most of the time only when who also had other dutie s so he wasnt perpetually watching us. He actually leftover ein truthday at about five or six. We could offer when all the carts were lite and e actually(prenominal)thing was closed up. Depending on the time of socio-economic class and how early it gets opaque out this could range from 7 to 10 at night. What you also need to transact is this wasnt your average golf course. This golf course was owned by Donald Trump and it was named after(prenominal) him. This club is very exclusive and the members be extremely rich because of the high social status fees. Some of these members were very nice but others could be very rude because it seemed like they matte up like they were better than you because they atomic number 18 so wealthy. \nSo now is when the stealing started to come into play. When these golf carts would come in after a day out golfing they would be filled with all kinds of garbage that we had to clean out. Sometimes there were some good things found in the cart s though. There would be unopened drinks and food. What we were more or less much told to do was to save these so they could sell them again. What we would do though is honest keep them for ourselves. We felt we deserved them working so leaden and nobody would live on except us. The double thing was when we would come upon unopened beer we...'