Oracle Romania is in the midst of a lawsuit against one of its former managers, whom he forced to resign because he allegedly stole dozens of laptops that he sold on OLX, he took a vacation in Turkey on the company's money, and made other purchases. In March 2019, the former manager was forced to resign after Oracle Romania discovered for sale on OLX laptops ordered by the company and apparently stolen from its headquarters.
Oracle Romania claims that its manager logged in from a laptop with an account of a subordinate, from which he initiated an order for several dozen equipment, at the company's expense. From the same laptop, he then logged into his account and approved that order, which suggests that he is either very stupid or a lie, because I find it hard to believe that a manager of Oracle Romania does not know about the existence of logs for accessing accounts , or maybe there is bad will in the middle.
Oracle Romania. Employee FIRED after SOLD the Laptops on OLX
Oracle Romania says that 31 of the equipment ordered by his manager were taken by him from the courier company through which the orders were sent, and some were stolen with his personal car. Separately from him, Oracle Romania claims that other people also used his access card to steal other equipment from the company, but the former manager's lawyer claims that they were returned by him.
Oracle Romania also claims that after forcing the employee to resign, he would have bought a vacation in Turkey with the company's card, and would have made other high-value purchases. The employee's lawyer claims that he was forced to resign due to an illness he was suffering from, that everything was done in an internal meeting where he was taken by surprise by the accusations and the way he was treated, and that he had become an employee uncomfortable, and that's why he was kicked out.
Oracle Romania is not exactly a small company, and if it comes with accusations of theft, it probably has evidence behind it, especially since it is a serious criminal act, considering the large number of equipment that would have been stolen, but for now the process for the dismissal the fort is still ongoing.
