FALSIFYING DOCUMENTS

June 2nd, 2009

When Ethics have Failed: Falsifying Documents in the Workplace
These days, it sometimes feels as though everywhere we look, there is another example of unethical behavior such as falsifying documents. Unfortunately, unethical and even, on occasion, illegal activity is becoming increasingly common in today’s workplace. Perhaps even worse is the fact that we are all victims when even one person is falsifying documents or performing some other unethical activity, because in the end, it does indeed hit us all in the wallet.

CORPORATE FRAUD

June 1st, 2009

When the newspapers are continuously reporting corporate scandals and fraud, it is staggering to realize how common corporate fraud has truly become. Companies are now finding it vital to their continued success to implement measures of protecting themselves against corporate fraud. In fact, it is not at all unheard of for teams of representatives from different companies to be sent to courses that will equip the company with the latest techniques for detecting and handling corporate fraud within their own walls.

POOR SUPERVISION PRIVATE DETECTIVES

April 19th, 2009

Poor Supervision in a Business Can be Surprisingly Harmful
Supervision is an extremely vital part of a workplace that intends to maximize its success potential. It naturally follows, then, that poor supervision in a workplace is among the primary obstacles to achieving potential successes by a business. After all, employees, no matter their task, must have the proper instruction and training to ensure that they are doing their jobs correctly, and with minimal risk of error or injury.

COMPANY ESPIONAGE

April 12th, 2009

Industrial espionage is an attempt to gain access to information about a company’s plans, products, clients or trade secrets. In most cases, such conduct, especially when it involves accessing trade secrets is illegal. Sometimes rival companies will search through public records in order to make guesses about a company’s actions. However, when the search goes from the public to the private, industrial espionage is an illegal act and punishable with jail time and financial penalties.

COMPANY THEFT

April 8th, 2009

COMPANY THEFT

Every business, no matter the industry, product, or service, runs the risk of experiencing problems with some degree or another of employee theft. The different items that employees are willing to steal from their employers are virtually without limit. It is estimated that approximately 95 percent of all businesses experience some level of employee theft, without even knowing how much their company's potential is being reduced as a result of these activities.

Criminal Records

February 26th, 2009

"De-mystifying International Criminal Records" presented by Terry Corley.

Updating Goals for Your Human Resources Team in 2009 after the Financial Markets Crisis

February 1st, 2009

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January 30th, 2009

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PRIVATE DETECTIVES

January 30th, 2009

Here's looking at you, kid: private detectives and investigators.
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EMPLOYEE FRAUD

January 29th, 2009

Investor reaction to disclosures of employee fraud.
Article from: Journal of Managerial Issues Article date: September 22, 1995 Author: Lukawitz, James M. ; Steinbart, Paul John More results for: employee fraud

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