article_snippet: Anthea Harding, a mother of one, has worked as a team leader at a Subway outlet in the food court in Harrods in Knightsbridge, London, for almost a year and a half.
article_snippet: When the 41-year-old only managed a few mouthfuls of A Harrods worker lunch - which A Harrods worker gets as part of a staff allowance - because A Harrods worker worked through A Harrods worker break in the busy Subway outlet in the staff restaurant, A Harrods worker wrapped up the rest to take home at the end of A Harrods worker shift.
article_snippet: But as Ms Harding, of Bloomsbury, tried to leave the store A Harrods worker was stopped by security guards who told A Harrods worker A Harrods worker was not allowed to take food off the premises, and it was considered stealing.
article_snippet: Ms Harding, who has worked at the Subway outlet for 14 months, said A Harrods worker was not aware of the company policy that free lunches must be eaten on the premises and said A Harrods worker was desperate to get back to work.
article_snippet: On the day of the incident A Harrods worker had chosen a chicken and mushroom pie, mashed potatoes and baked beans.
article_snippet: But after taking a couple of bites A Harrods worker returned to work and wrapped up the box in A Harrods worker apron, which A Harrods worker took with A Harrods worker as A Harrods worker left to go home.
article_snippet: Ms Harding said Ms Harding received a letter from Harrods, which explained it had been alleged Ms Harding concealed a box of food in Ms Harding apron.
article_snippet: While Ms Harding has worked within the Knightsbridge store, Ms Harding is employed by our contractor, Eurest, which operates Harrods’ staff restaurant.
highlights_snippet: Anthea Harding was a team leader at Subway in Harrods, Knightsbridge .
  
highlights_snippet: Anthea Harding decided to take the remaining food home with Anthea Harding in an apron .
  