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ycow [4]
2 years ago
13

Every year businesses lose thousands of dollars from employee theft. Business owners put a lot of trust in employees to care and

maintain equipment and supplies. Employees are expected to utilize equipment and supplies for business purposes only. What is lost when employees take advantage of the benefits of employment
Business
1 answer:
Setler79 [48]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

  • Loss of confidential/product information
  • Loss of Time :  
  • Loss of money
  • Loss of company property

Explanation:

When employees take advantage of the benefits of employment which includes access to company's/employer's assets and the indulge in what is known as employee theft ( misuse of company's assets ), The losses that the company might experience will include some or all of the following :

  • Loss of confidential/product information
  • Loss of Time : this is when company pays the employees for work time that they did not put in
  • Loss of money
  • Loss of company property
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