•Allegedly stolen: 3 televisions,
adding machines, wine, rented items, pay packets, speaker
cones, cameras, fan heaters, electric skillet.
•One employee stated that she used
to just take £150 a week. Others admitted doing the same.
•The lead off the roof was stolen
which caused leaks. It was thousands of pounds to repair.
•Allegedly stolen: Employee paychecks,
electric typewriters, record player needles, and cases
of alcohol (Granados, S. Those Were the Days. p. 66).
•Nigel Oliver: We used to take stacks
of albums out of Apple. All of the albums that were supposed
to be posted to America we never sent. I was the best
office boy though; people thought I was the one who could
be trusted, I wore a suit and I was making seven pound
fifty (Granados, S. Those Were the Days. p. 66).
•Some employees charged food and
clothing for personal use to Apple.
•There were questions about the whereabouts
of the colored TV and carpet
that vanished from John's office, which typist was phoning
Canberra every
afternoon, why had so-and-so given himself a 60 pound
raise and why is he
only seen on payday? (Clayson p. 145).
•John Lyndon, head of Apple Retail,
warns The Fool that they will be excluded from all clothing
work rooms if they do not stop taking garments without
payment (Schultheiss 205).
