There are a number of good reasons for using professional investigators to monitor personnel. A typical example; the desire to clarify internal crimes such as theft or embezzlement – especially if a specific person is suspected.
Using professional investigative techniques, our detectives may uncover crimes committed by employees within the company.
Classic areas of application are, for example:
Theft of cash, stealing company goods or products, misappropriation of funds or leaking important documents. It is not uncommon for competing companies to use internal spies in to track obtain company secrets, such as plans, recipes, configurations or ideas. In these cases, we can also discretely integrate our own investigators into the company in order to conduct targeted investigations and counter-espionage.
Is monitoring your employees legal?
A clear distinction must be made here between two different requirements: Unfounded general monitoring is not permitted by law. However, the moment when there is a justified suspicion, using a detective is permitted to protect the interests of the company.
It is always advisable to document any and all irregularities, such as the lack of money or goods, as precisely as possible in advance of a professional investigation.
Complete logging also includes the date, time and the names of the employees who were in the company at the time of the suspected crime or who had access to the rooms from which the objects disappeared.
How can you protect yourself from at-risk employees at risk and, if necessary, legally terminate them?
Our fraud and theft investigation department consists of qualified experts, with extensive experience in detecting fraud and collecting concrete evidence required in court. goals. Our primary focus is on preventing and detecting theft, embezzlement and all manners of fraud.
From the observation to the infiltration of one or more of our detectives document the ebtire working day of the suspected employee(s). The exact working hours, customer contacts and all other important events of the suspect are documented in a specific manner so that they can be submitted as evidence in court.
The reporting generally consists written and visual documentation. Detectives will also be available to you as witnesses in court.
