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ARTICLE · 14 MARCH 2022

Dealing With Employee Theft

As an attorney advising business clients on daily employment matters, I often see trends in issues faced by employers across many industries.

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As an attorney advising business clients on daily employment matters, I often see trends in issues faced by employers across many industries. Lately, it seems like more clients are dealing with employee theft situations – either confirmed or suspected. Without going into why this trend may be increasing, some employers seem hesitant on how to deal with these situations.

This article will discuss three hypotheticals including legal guidelines to be considered. It will close with a discussion of an employer's options in theft situations ranging from mild to severe.

Before starting with the hypotheticals, it is important to note that this article constitutes general information and is not state-specific. However, these guidelines can apply in most at will employment states. Employers should always consult with employment counsel when dealing with these situations. With that caveat in mind, here are the hypotheticals:

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