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Employee Theft Investigation: 4 Ways Employees Steal
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EMPLOYEES STEALING FROM EMPLOYERS 1. Theft of Products Theft of products is popular because in the majority of cases, the perpetrators are never caught. Often, the theft gets chalked up to inventory errors, unless the employee gets careless or a large volume of product comes up missing in a single inventory period. We’ve caught employees in … Read more
HIRING A PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR What You Should Know! What does a private investigator do? How do I know when to hire one? Will he be able to help me? What are the risks of hiring a private investigator? These questions don’t come up often, but when they do, they must get answered correctly. Some people hire private investigators so routinely … Read more
LAWS AGAINST HIDDEN CAMERAS “A concealed camcorder, motion camera, or photographic camera (of any type)” is forbidden by the state’s disorderly behavior law. The law prohibits secretly recording someone while in a toilet, dressing room, tanning booth, or anywhere else where they have a reasonable expectation for privacy. Cal. Penal Code SS647(j),(3 ). Courts have … Read more