On a team trip, a coworker attacked me and kissed me. I pushed her away and got away, went to our manager and told her what happened. She (manager) said I needed to “be careful” because pushing this too hard would be a career limiting move. She said she’d deal with it.

After a couple weeks of having to work with her every day, I went to HR and said “if I did this to her, I’d have been fired the next morning.” HR lady said “yep.” It took months to get rid of the woman who attacked me, all while I was kind of waiting to get fired to make it all go away.

Dudes were stealing scrap copper pipe. They were probably clearing $100, maybe $200 a month at most. Given their jobs they had to be making $75 to $80k as technicians. Got fired and the company pressed charges because they were hiding the copper pipe and sneaking (so they thought) back after hours to take it.

Our c suite offices had full frosted windows from the floor to the ceiling so you couldn't see in at all unless the door was open. But they weren't very sound proof.

We had a married couple that were both devs. Everything seemed fine and no boundaries were crossed in terms of pda.
The husband was out to lunch and the wife went into the office room. After a while the rest of the staff heard the sounds of spaghetti being stirred and daddy issues being made. By instinct everyone assumed it was the husband in there... Until he walked back in from lunch. The room fell silent. SILENT.

The husband charged in and all hell broke out with our cto and the husband beating each other and the wife running out looking exactly how you'd expect... Messed up hair, clothes and messed up makeup.

The next day the frosted windows were changed so you could always see people's feet and legs.

I worked in a small suburban library; turns out the bookkeeper(who’d been there 27 years, her mom had been on the board)had been embezzling funds for years, to the tune of 44 grand. From a library. Nice. Always hated her.

CEO was caught hooking up with the head of accounting in his office on a weekend. CEO then took all the petty cash, drained whatever he could out of the business account, and both of them fled to Honduras. It was a pretty crazy exit as the company went down in flames less than a month later after all the hidden accounts that were in default and collections came to light. People took the computers, desks, chairs, tvs, etc. as payment for their missing paychecks upon their exit.