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Question 24 of 61 in Basics

What about crime, Employee theft, And related risks for a business?


Some industries have an especially high risk of losses to various types of crime. These can include such acts as burglary, armed robbery and theft by customers or employees. It is reported that some retail organizations employ under cover shoppers to check on the practices of employees as one of the tools to try to try to minimize employee theft. Many stores also employ a variety of security personnel, alarms, tags and other devices intended to thwart theft.
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