what to do

I have been in situations like this at work and I will say I have learned from it. Personally, I think you are at fault in this matter, When your at work and your responsibility is involving money, you should take the proper proceedures to complete you day. Just because you heard the safe open and close, doesn't me he did his job. Obviously you found that out the next day. If you are to witness this act and sign for it, that is what you should have done. Yoou assumed and it got you in trouble. Take fault of your actions. Don't be mad at him, be mad at your negligence and irresponsible actions in your work policy. Now that this has happen, you can learn from your mistake. Hopefully you won't assume next time. Good luck in the future.

Oh yes he certainly set you up and it was probably in regards to the argument that you had previously had but I would be very careful in the future that he had put the money in the safe or do it myself that way I would know exactoy where it was!! I would of explained my side of the story to my employer so that they knew what was going on not just to be nice about it. You have to make sure that you are on the right side otherwise he could of taken the money then you would be liable for this money and you would of had to replace it. So be careful next time around.

What a pig! Try to avoid this person or double check everything he does. I would have a quiet word with your manager just to make sure they are aware of the situation and what people have said to you about it. Why would he do this to you, I can't imagine you upset a grown man? If he behaves badly towards you as a general thing try to work out whether he is just a nasty person generally to everyone or if he is bullying you. Either way if you feel he doesn't treat you nicely you should tell someone, make his life uncomfortable, as maybe he needs to realise how much he upset you.

I would leave that job as soon as I could. You are obviously being plotted against and you already have a verbal warning. The nasty little toad is better at hiding his tracks and at the end of the day if money had actually been missing and you had signed for it you could have been in very serious trouble. You can not leave today, tomorrow or maybe next week but I should certainly think seriously about changing jobs. You should also join a trade union. The personnel department of your place of work is just as "guilty" as you are in that you did something against procedure but had not been TRAINED in that procedure. A very important point that I would make a note of even if you do not pursue this with your bosses. The combination of the toad, inadequate supervisors and lack of training is not a good one and you would be better off in a workplace which is more supportive of the staff. A Trade Union representative would give you, as a member, a lot of information that would be of use to you and some Unions also either provide or can direct you to training courses. If I may advise, I would say that a self-assertiveness course would do wonders for your ability to stand up for yourself should any further episode occur, without losing your temper or becoming upset. I hope some of these ideas are of help to you, and wish you a lot of luck.

You know what I would do, Pet. I have advised you on this. Be nice and let him drop himself in it, as we Know he is on a Final Written Warning. And he will mess up, you and I both know that.

I would go to some higher up there. Thats all you can do you have to explain what happened and defend yourself. Also try to get the people who said that he was setting you up. You need them for your defense. Good luck to sweetie.

He really showed his true nasty colors openly. I'm glad he had a written warning. I'm hoping that he will be fired soon. I guess your manager had to give you a verbal warning. Now that you've experience this serious setup you'll definitely be careful of him. Hugs.

watch him very carefully from now on make sure it is in the safe before signing any thing!