Quote from: OgNasty on Today at 07:00:14 PM

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?

I've worked for companies that ask you not to engage in such behavior. I once worked for a small company owned by a Mormon who used to want to meet everyone's spouse and make sure that their entire living environment was in line with how they expected people to live. Very strange... I don't think this is typical, but I know it exists. Things like gambling, smoking, unhealthy eating, all were things that were not allowed to work for this company. I spent about 9 months there before deciding that it was more like a cult than an employer and decided to find something better.

So yes, I do think that there are employers who will use your personal choices in life against you, whether that be gambling or anything else they don't like.

Well, that is also their own rules and policies and so we can't do nothing about it. But if i'll see myself an employer in the future, i won't deal with the personal issues of my employees unless if it will compromise the quality of their jobs that makes them inefficient and irresponsible. Being a gambler is never wrong, but if you use it to take advantage of your employer, then expect that you will never last longer in your job.