A friend of mine was a manager at a fairly upscale women's clothing store.

She said that even at 95% discounts, they could turn a profit.

We would "file it". As in file it under "fuck it it's fine".

When I worked at Bob Evans I watched a manager peel the expiration dates off of expired food and replace them with dates in the future to avoid waste.

They actually kept the domain admin password on a post-it under 2 different keyboards. One of which was secured from the public.

I did some IT work at a hospital, patient records including names, addresses, conditions and doctor's notes (inc mental health notes) were stored in the database in plain text. You had to have admin access to the database (which I did), but I was stunned that I could browse anyone's entire medical information. A few weeks after I left I sent an anonymous email to a couple of people letting them know how bad it was - I didn't use my real one just in case they may have come after me for looking at the records.

Nice try fbi

Battersea Dogs Homes senior dog carers are employed based on their PR experience and not at all on their experience at looking after dogs

Some Verizon retailers are more or less based on what they sell you. Motorola pays the most while Samsung and Apple pay the least amount. Meaning there is incentive to sell you something over something else.

I worked for a government contractor that would have me log into to classified data to monitor uptime.

I was not cleared to view it nor did I have my own account so my manager had me log in with his credentials.

In the US where I'm located, that's a felony for the individuals and a massive fine for the company.