HR urged to exercise vigilance as losses total £567 million
Claire Churchard
Publication date:
26 January 2010
Last year saw a dramatic increase in serious employee fraud, with losses totalling £567 million, crime experts have said.According to KPMG’s Fraud Barometer, 2009 saw 123 cases of serious fraud by employees and managers - the most since the barometer began 22 years ago. Crimes perpetrated by managers accounted for £335 million of losses, up from £129m in 2008, and employees committed £232 million of fraud, up from £100 million.
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