
Caught in a dilemma, a listener turns to The Best T in the City for some advice on what to do about a colleague who has been stealing money at work. The listener is torn between reporting the theft and potentially jeopardizing their colleague’s job, or keeping quiet and risking being implicated.
“About a month ago, I caught a colleague stealing from another colleague’s handbag. I told her to take back the money, and I would lend her the money, provided she would pay me back once she got it. I never told my colleagues because I knew it would get her in trouble.
“Last week, we received emails from our manager notifying us about theft in our department, and if anyone has any information, they must come forward; otherwise, they will have to check the security cameras. Now I feel bad because I know what happened. What breaks my heart is that when I confronted her about it, she revealed that it was her first time stealing. Should I tell my manager the truth, as I feel implicated, or should I let it go?”
Anonymous
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