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Wells Fargo Fires Woman After Finding Out She Shoplifted 40 Years Ago

Wells Fargo Fires Woman After Finding Out She Shoplifted 40 Years Ago

By Mary Beth Quirk May 7, 2012

A woman in Milwaukee is paying for a crime she committed 40 years ago by losing her job. Wells Fargo found out during a background check that she had shoplifted in 1972, and subsequently fired her. She thinks she’s already paid her time for that crime, but Wells Fargo’s policies disagree. [More]

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