Making Personal Copies at Work

Another example of employee theft can be using office resources to make personal copies. If one worker makes 300 personal copies on the company photocopier, at a cost of $.05/copy that equates to $15.00. Which can equate to $105.00 a week and $5,460.00 a year lost to employee theft.

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