A Number of Organizational Factors Encourage Employee Theft Including

question 131

Multiple Choice

A number of organizational factors encourage employee theft including:

• A)being permitted to manage their own work and time schedules.
• B)working with one-of-a-kind items the employee could never afford to buy.
• C)having too elaborate of financial and inventory controls in place.
• D)a low probability of getting caught.

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