50% of people are claiming they don't steal food.
Plants, toasters and even a Christmas tree are among the things people have admitted to stealing from their office.
Research by Codex shows staplers and calculators have also been swiped, but half of respondents claim they'd never take someone's food.
More than 70 per cent confess to stealing pens from their colleagues at some point.
Laois' Colin Donnery, of FRS Recruitment says, it's never ok to steal anything from the office.
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