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Working in IT - Desktop support. One of my co workers picked up a ticket to go replace a keyboard in HR. HR was in a different building and it was mid winter and really cold out. He grabbed his coat and walked over there to replace the keyboard. Apparently he had a fat stanky bag of weed in his coat pocket. It was apparently very noticeable. A phone call was made before he even got back, and he was immediately let go.
This was before any kind of legalization existed in the area.
What kind of HR rat snitched on him?
It's HR. That's basically their job. They pretend they are there to protect the employees, but they are mostly there to protect the company.
Ugh the war on drugs is so stupid.
Bringing an illegal substance to work is even dumber. Even if it is legal its pretty dumb to bring it to work