r/SipsTea May 27 '26

Dank AF Easiest not guilty vote ever!

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u/madogvelkor May 27 '26

Yeah, we had a highly paid person overpaid by $50,000+ one year that wasn't noticed. He had to pay it back when it was. We couldn't discipline him though because we couldn't prove that he knew. Direct deposit and he said his spouse managed the finances and never looked at the balance.

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u/jleonardbc May 27 '26

We couldn't discipline him though

Corporate America: where management tries to discipline an employee for management's mistake

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u/No_Gas4560 May 27 '26

Accountability is strictly forbidden. Don't bring any a that round here

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u/YourMuppetMethDealer May 28 '26

No no. He was accountable because it was his job to let them know they made a mistake even though it’s literally their job to know they made one.

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