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£10,000.OOp
for information leading to successful criminal and civil actions
In April 2001 two employee's, Mrs Jacqueline Dewhurst and Ms Tina Louise Whitehead,AKA Tina McGarr, AKA Tina Allen, failed to return to work without following normal employment termination procedures.
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In April 2001 it was found that database information had been stolen and computers had been tampered with.
Evidence of theft of stock and invoice fraud was discovered following information received.
Our database and hard copy information was stolen and sold to who had previously been our suppliers in the fastener industry, including one Doncaster, Yorkshire based company previously the subject of a similar court action.
We also have received information in connection with certain local companies who paid cash to employee's for unrecorded transactions.
We offer reward & immunity from conviction to any ex-employee involved, in return for confirmation of the others involved and the Fastener Distributor involved.
We offer the reward to any person including employee's of other Fastener Distributors involved, able to identify the respective person(s) involved in these matters in return and for confirmation of the Fastener Distributors and other person involved involved.
Local employers are advised to record the above details for reference in future job applications.
Employee's fearful of losing employment will be able to give a statement of evidence acceptable to the courts while maintaining anonymity.
Are any of your suppliers over friendly with your staff.
Who do you trust with your computer database?
Who checks your invoices..and who checks the checker. No its not a puzzle its the easiest staff fraud going.
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CONFIDENTIALITY ASSURRED
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