Will they react by reporting their colleagues or by following their example and stealing themselves?Mr Schmidtke surveyed employees in 29 branches of a privately owned restaurant chain.
Employees were, for example, more likely to regard taking cash from the till as theft than using their employee discount for family and friends.As for reporting thieves, 47% of respondents said they did nothing after witnessing theft; 22% said they subsequently stole themselves; and only 13% said they reported the theft.
Case officers rarely steal secrets themselves; instead, they recruit well-placed foreigners to pass along information.
The characters murder and steal, prostitute themselves, fix elections -- and even assassinate police officers and elected officials.
"There's a certain group of intellectuals who feel entitled to their knowledge, and steal for themselves," he said.
Or "dryfood," a pot of cassava, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and breadfruit, all of which slaves were expected to find or steal for themselves.
One of the rules of pop - and I helped to write them, remember - is that we always do exactly what we like, and there is no such thing as theft except when artists attempt to steal from themselves.
Vervet monkeys have been observed to destroy a competitor's food source rather than consume or steal it themselves.
Meanwhile, the men are stealing for themselves the sort of hushed colloquy that, as in "Go for Barocco," was once the women's exclusive domain.
After all, these are their companies, so it almost seems as though, when they're caught, they're being accused of stealing from themselves.
