Caught Stealing At Work

Summary

Being caught stealing at work as a minor can lead to internal disciplinary actions or police involvement. If the police are involved, you may face criminal charges. Its crucial to have support during any meetings with your employer. If you dont have a parent or guardian to accompany you, consider reaching out to legal aid services like Legal Aid NSW or Youth Law Australia for guidance and support. They can provide free legal advice and help you understand your rights and options in this situation.

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ive been caught stealing from my work and im under *
Hey Takaya, I understand this can be a stressful situation. Are the police involved, or is your workplace handling this internally?
i dont know they called me in for a meeting
Hey Takaya, thanks for sharing that. It’s important to know what might happen next. Generally, in situations like this, your employer might involve the police or handle it internally.
- If it's handled internally, they might give you a warning, suspend you, or terminate your employment.
- If the police get involved, you may face criminal charges.
Do you have a parent or guardian who can attend the meeting with you?
no
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Hey Takaya, it's important to have support during this meeting. Since you don't have a parent or guardian, you might want to consider bringing a trusted adult or contacting a legal aid service for advice.
Would you like more information on legal aid services that can help in New South Wales?
i dont have anyone to bring
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Takaya, since you don't have anyone to bring, it's really important to seek some legal advice or support. Here are some options for free legal advice in New South Wales:
- Legal Aid NSW: They offer free legal advice and can help you understand your rights and options.
- Youth Law Australia: They provide free legal information and advice specifically for young people.
Would you like more specific contact details or help with any other questions?