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AN office worker was accidentally paid 330 times his usual wage – but then got to keep it after he quit his job.
The man had worked as an assistant at food company Dan Consorcio Industrial de Alimentos de Chile.
He usually raked in around 500,000 pesos (£386) a month for his work.
But then one time, he got a lucky payday.
His boss accidentally sent 165 million pesos (about £127,000) to his account.
Initially, the company claimed he agreed to return the money in a consult with HR.
But three days later, the employee handed in his resignation.
But, the bosses went after him, leading to a three year long legal battle.
The managers accused him of theft, which could have seen him handed a fine and jailed for as much as 540 days.
However, the worker found himself in luck.
A judge in Santiago dismissed the case, ruling it was not actually theft.
It was deemed “unauthorised collection,” meaning it was not a crime for their court to prosecute.
But the company is determined to get their money back nontheless.
“We will take all possible legal steps, particularly an application for annulment, to have the ruling reviewed,” the firm told Diario Financiero.
It comes after calling your boss a “d***head” was not deemed to be a sackable offence by an employment tribunal.
The insult would not necessarily amount to gross misconduct if uttered “in the heat of the moment”, the tribunal said.
It results from a case where office manager Kerrie Herbert lashed out during a meeting in 2022.
She feared she was about to be laid off from building firm Main Group Services.
When issues about her performance were voiced, she began crying.
The Cambridge tribunal heard she then said: “If it was anyone else in this position they would have walked years ago due to the goings-on in the office, but it is only because of you two d**heads I stayed.”
Her boss replied: “Don’t call me a f***ing d***head or my wife. That’s it, you’re sacked. Pack your kit and f*** off.”
Herbert said she asked if he was really firing her, and her boss said: “Yes I have, now f**k off.”
Ms Herbert’s contract said she could be fired for insulting language but with prior warning.
She sued for unfair dismissal and was awarded £29,129 in compensation and costs.
MTV star Mhi’ya Iman LePaige has come out as trans and was met with praise from fans and co-stars while showing off her new look.
The TV personality, known for starring on RuPaul’s Drag Race, announced the news in an Instagram post shared on Thursday.
In it, Mhi’ya, who has not confirmed her pronouns, posted two photos of her posing in a sexy, bright pink and blue ensemble.
She wore a skintight long-sleeved minidress, with an extremely low neckline, putting her cleavage on display.
The reality star paired the look with knee-high pink boots, a massive gold statement necklace, and a black leather purse.
Mhi’ya also sported a long, curly black hairstyle that flowed straight down her back, along with a full face of makeup.
“Can i be trans today?” the TV star wrote in her caption.
The comments were flooded with messages from friends and former co-stars, applauding Mhi’ya for her openness and sharing her true self.
“WAAAAAIT NOWWWW,” one excited fan commented.
“You look absolutely gorgeous in these pictures,” praised another.
“Yesss queen!!!!” echoed a third.
Mhi’ya competed as a drag performer on Season 16 of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
She nabbed seventh place before being eliminated in Episode 11 by Morphine Love Dion.
Despite not making it to the finale, Mhi’ya’s time on the show was memorable as she was nicknamed the “lip sync assassin” for her incredible performances throughout the season.
During a March 2024 sit-down with Out South Florida, Mhi’ya revealed that she almost didn’t make it to filming after some major wardrobe issues hours before boarding her flight.
“I was literally not going to go to Drag Race anymore because I didn’t have the looks for the categories,” she told the outlet, and then shared the moment she decided to push through.
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“It clicked, and something said, ‘God put you in this position for a reason. Go in your room, put something in the suitcase, and go to the airport.’ And that is what I did.”
Several RuPaul’s Drag Race stars recently underwent shocking transformations.
Last month, Season 9’s Trinity the Tuck debuted her significantly changed appearance after undergoing numerous plastic surgeries to her face at once.
Mistress Isabelle Brooks, who starred in Season 15 of the long-running series, also left fans stunned after revealing her 200-pound weight loss without undergoing surgery or taking the diabetes medication Ozempic, which celebrities have commonly used for weight loss.
She revealed her methods for dropping the pounds were sticking to a consistent gym routine nearly every day over a year and a half period.
TWO firefighters in Maryland have been charged for destruction of property.
Firefighters flooded a baseball field in Montgomery county, and video of the incident went viral in July.
The two firefighters hosed thousands of gallons of water from a fire engine at their station onto the baseball field.
One of the firefighters said they were frustrated with balls leaving the field and damaging property at the station.
The firefighters were charged with malicious destruction of property and disorderly conduct.
This came after one of them admitted to flooding the field on purpose.
According to a charging document, Montgomery County Fire Capt. Christopher Reilly told players who complained, “I wanted to get your attention.”
The document also states that Reilly told Maryland National Capital Park police that he did it out of “frustration due to repeated incidents involving baseballs striking personal vehicles…”
The second firefighter charged in the incident, Alan Barnes, backed the fire engine out of the station before removing the hoses from the truck, according to NBC Washington.
Video shows Reilly standing on the engine and spraying water on the field for three minutes.
“I come from Virginia, the team we were playing is from Virginia, so a lot of families drove an hour and a half in traffic to hopefully play after all this rain and didn’t get a chance to play,” Thunderbolts head coach, Brock Hunter, told NBC Washington in July.
“It makes things difficult for us… a crazy experience.”
The charging document revealed that fans already arrived for the game and had to be reimbursed when it was cancelled.
Barnes and Reilly are due in court this month for their charges.
They could face up to three years in prison for malicious destruction of property.
The Montgomery County Fire department removed both firefighters from operation after the incident.
They have both been placed on non-public contact status.