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Combating employee dishonesty

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There are four main techniques to screen dishonest employees from an organization: written tests, polygraphs, background checks, and employment interviews. Lie detector tests are illegal or restricted in 34 states. Written tests are inexpensive, but results should be validated by a qualified professional. Background checks and interviews are very effective. It is important to stay within the guidelines of government regulations with regard to discrimination. Employers can screen for drug and alcohol abuse. Some dishonest people may get through the screening process, however. Detecting a dishonest employee within the organization may be accomplished by heeding these danger signs: employees who spend beyond their means; employees frequently out of their work area; inventory shortages; mysterious errors in customer bills; and employees who socialize with suppliers' employees.

Author: Peterson, Robin T., Carlson, David C.
Publisher: Georgia State University College of Business Adminstration
Publication Name: Business
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0163-531X
Year: 1987
Analysis, Usage, Business ethics, Lie detectors and detection, Lie detector tests

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Using advanced information technology to combat insider threats

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The Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness technology can assist a company in the detection of insider fraud. This technology combined with experienced security personnel can help protect a company's assets.

Author: Jonas, Jeff, Pattak, Paul Byron, Litchko, James P.
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Publication Name: Journal of Organizational Excellence
Subject: Business
ISSN: 1531-1864
Year: 2001
Security Mgmt-Employee Theft, Security systems industry

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Home Depot's Special Projects Support Team powers information management for business needs

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Home Depot implements major information systems services through its Special Projects Support Team. Data networks and cash register transactions are supported through store technology.

Author: Albers, Brad
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Publication Name: Journal of Organizational Excellence
Subject: Business
ISSN: 1531-1864
Year: 2001
Home Centers, BUILDING MATERIALS & GARDEN SUPPLIES, Home Center Stores, Statistical Data Included, Information management, HD, Home Depot Inc.

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Subjects list: Prevention, Employee crimes, United States
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