Scams, lies & video tape - Commercial Fraud
In the UK fraud is estimated to cost £20
billion annually. How much does your organisation
lose to the sleight of hand fraudsters? From credit card scams to
shoplifting tricks and general cash swindles fraud can destroy the
bottom line and leave companies vulnerable to future criminal
intrusions.
The TFS online intelligence
portal is an ingenious method of providing security awareness
training to staff, which can help reduce card fraud and aid a
merchant in achieving this aspect of their PCI DSS
compliance. Robin Adam, Director of Security, Fraud and
Risk Management.
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The Enemy within ...
You may know that disloyal employees are responsible for 35.5% of
shrinkage.
But what about the ones that cause disruption by onerous
grievances?
The ones that play the game by feigning stress or claim that
managers are bullying?
Policies are one thing but can your organisation demonstrate to an
Employment Tribunal that successful compliance was reflected in
both the investigative and interviewing process?
The average cost of preparing
for ET is £10K. Fines can cripple and reputational
harm can be significant. Employment law has been in
constant transition throughout the past few years. The shifts
occurring are set to continue. It is therefore crucial that
employers are aware of the major changes that affect them in
relation to employment law. Jake Dutton, Solicitor
Advocate.
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industry training programme http://www.tfsuccess.com/courses/interviewing.html
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