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How do you press charges against an employee who stole company files and we have video evidence of her doing so?
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You begin by filing a police report and discussing the matter with the officer who takes the complaint to determine your next step.
You begin by filing a police report and discussing the matter with the officer who takes the complaint to determine your next step.
You begin by filing a police report and discussing the matter with the officer who takes the complaint to determine your next step.
You begin by filing a police report and discussing the matter with the officer who takes the complaint to determine your next step.
Wiki User
∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoYou begin by filing a police report and discussing the matter with the officer who takes the complaint to determine your next step.
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Theft and fraud; misconduct.
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Sample letter of for the admin of an employee no longer connected with a company?
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YA
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Can a company fire you for reporting a crime made in the company?
You can sue them if they do, so essentially your answer is no. An employee cannot sue an employer EXCEPT when the employee already holds evidence that the employer violated a civil statute (EEO law, Workers COmp, unemployment, etc.). Without evidence that a civil statute was violated, no judge will allow you to file. Some statutes prohibit firing employees who report crimes in good faith, but the employee does not sue the government does.
Can a company file strict liability against an employee?
definatly! If you did something that cost them a major amount of money or trouble then of course!
