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Yes. You stole and you got caught. From the employers stand point you are thief and they have to wonder what else you took without getting caught and what else you might steal in the future. Almost all employers now a days have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to stealing.
Take it for what it is, learn from it, and try to move on.
Sometimes, I feel I set myself up for failure. I took 3needles from a supply room to give myself my B 12 shots. A nurse turned me in and I was fired. I feel I knew what I did was wrong, but, really lose your job over less than 3.00 dollars. What do y'all think??
This might be a good time to ask yourself if you really are setting yourself up for failure. If so, that's a hole in your armor that you might want to get fixed before venturing out again.
Not trying to put words into your mouth, but you said this in your post, and it made me wonder.
Hope you can move forward.
Well, what DO you think should have happened to you? (And am I the only one wondering if the B12 was stolen too?)
Theft is theft. Whether it be loading up your bag with office supplies, padding your time card or making off with 3 needles from the med room, it is stealing no matter how you look at it or the reasoning behind it.
Learn the valuable lesson being presented to you and wash the "sticky" off of your fingers before your next nursing job =)
danachap1
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Sometimes, I feel I set myself up for failure. I took 3needles from a supply room to give myself my B 12 shots. A nurse turned me in and I was fired. I feel I knew what I did was wrong, but, really lose your job over less than 3.00 dollars. What do y'all think??