
Every UK office has its moral minefields, from the passive-aggressive to the downright dodgy. Rank these workplace transgressions from the truly unforgivable to the merely annoying.
Put the items in your preferred order.

Taking credit for someone else's work
Presenting a colleague's idea as your own in the Monday meeting. Career climbing built on nicked graft.

Throwing juniors under the bus
Senior staff scapegoating graduates and interns when things go pear-shaped. Cowardice dressed up as management.

Nicking someone's Tupperware lunch
Labelled, dated, and still devoured by some chancer in accounts. A petty crime that reveals true character.

Presenteeism and guilt-tripping
Staying late purely for show and making others feel lazy for leaving at five. Toxic productivity theatre.

Gossiping about colleagues on Slack
Private DMs full of snide remarks about the very people you just smiled at in the kitchen. Digital two-facedness.
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