Skyline_BNR34 wrote:
Wozniak wrote:
Skyline_BNR34 wrote:
Thanks guys. I hope to get a part time job at one of the hospitals since I know someone who works there, but I'm not counting on anything.
And if you want to know, I got fired for buying an 80 dollar set of headphones, which were half off for employees, for an ineligible person. So I used my employee discount the wrong way and got fired for it.
I know it's breaking a policy they have, but getting fired for that to me is bullshit, couldn't you just take the discount away.
Oh well, if Best Buy is going to fire one of the better employees at the tore I worked for for that. Then they aren't worth the time to shop there or even care for their employees.
so you bought the headphones yourself then gave them to the person after the fact?
or
the person bought them and you rang them up with the employee discount?
He gave me the money for them, I bought them with my discount. Then I gave them to him at a later place.
I should have lied about it. But what's done is done now.
Inappropriate use of your discount can actually be considered theft and they could have pressed charges and/or forced you to repay the discounted amount if they wanted to.
It's a substance over form type of thing. In essence, above all else, you gave your friend your employee discount. He gave you his money to make a purchase on his behalf so you would get him the discount.
Sorry, but I side with Best Buy on this one. It may have been a bit extreme to fire you, as I believe there could have been other things they could have done instead, but they were well within their right.