Target fires hundreds of Little Village warehouse employees apparently for medical loan scheme
Hundreds of Target workers in Chicago appear to be out of a job after a scheme to not pay back medical loans offered by the company.
An internal investigation found team members violated the company's ethics at the Little Village warehouse.
A says the firings all stem from the company's medical loan program, which gave out loans of more than $3,00 to cover expenses.
But a loophole let some workers pay back just $50 of the loan and get the remaining balance erased.
Up to 700 employees may have been fired; the scheme cost the company $1 million.
Target told CBS News Chicago there are now measures in place to prevent this from happening again.
