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I agree..
and I would start with the 'people not getting the goods or services they pay for'. As a taxpayer I can't believe I am paying for a university to waste its time on this type of junk report...perhaps its time those people who have lived in the university bubble get out in the real world rather than defrauding the general population with this type of waste of space report, using our money. (and breath...)
dishonest
Well I agree with the report findings, fraud is rife. Its really a ME culture and trying to get whatever they can. It does make me sad that people do not care
I saw it at first hand in my previous organisation. Growing company lacking in controls and so many people taking advantage and making large sums of money on the side, Management turned a blind eye to certain things. It was disheartening to see even though it was not my money at stake. Certainly, it was an eye opener and only good thing that resulted from the fraud is that I can advise my clients to make sure they put in controls at the earliest and be more suspicious of odd behaviour like if their employees insist in using certain suppliers
Organisations should be trained on how to prevent and detect fraud.