Quote from: Betwrong on Today at 09:05:12 AM

Quote from: coin-investor on May 28, 2022, 01:37:50 PM

This just crossed my mind and there's a possibility that this scenario exists in real life

Do You Think It's A Cause Of Concern For Your Employer if he finds out that you are a compulsive gambler and you are working in a department that deals with money, do you think it's right that he transfer you to another department that has nothing to do with money?

Absolutely. I'm surprised that only 54.5% of the voters think it is. C'mon, guys, would you trust your money to a compulsive gambler? I mean, not only there's a high probability of losing money, but you are likely to make the things worse for that person suffering from gambling addiction. Don't make an alcoholic to work at a booze store. That's a bad idea.

Most people would vote Yes because they were worried that the company's money would be used by compulsive gamblers and I would also vote Yes, and I would move it to the part that has nothing to do with money.
or maybe to a more focused or serious part of work and also think a lot about work, and aim to divert him from gambling because it is very dangerous for him and there is a possibility that the salary from work is used for gambling, and it is better to move him who is more suitable and can help him recover from addicted.