<em>The domino effect</em> establishes that one action generates a consequence that affects other actions that again generates another consequence to the ultimate consequence of the first action generated. In simpler words is a change reaction that produces a series of similar events.
The domino effect of crime if an employer begins to lose money due to employee theft would be that the employer would investigate the situation by comparing articles sold with invoices and the inventory or stock. Then, the employer is going to apply a stock or innvetory revision to detect possible losses. Then, he is going to set responsibilities for the losses. Probably, the employer is going to charge a little bit more at the price of the products to recover part of the losses. If the employer can prove the employee responsibility in the theft, he is going to fire him after discounting the loss from the employee’s check.
