Sainsbury's worker sacked for taking 'bags for life' without paying

Niamke Doffou was dismissed when bosses saw the CCTV A Sainsbury’s worker was sacked after almost 20 years at the supermarket for taking ‘bags for life’ without paying after a night shift. Niamke Doffou selected the ‘zero bags used’ option on the self-service checkout as he packed up his £30 shop, an employment tribunal heard. He was later hauled in front of bosses and dismissed after they watched CCTV of the incident and concluded he could no longer be trusted.

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