Identity Theft in the Workplace

Workplace Negligence Fuels Identity Theft Epidemic

What is the fastest growing crime in America? Identity theft. In fact, one out of twenty-five adults will become a victim of identity theft. Why? Today, almost every bit of information related to an individual is entered into a computer system and accessible one way or another via the Internet. As more and more transactions …

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cybersecurity, Protect Against Cybercrime

3 Key Ways to Protect Against Cybercrime

In the last two years, 60% of companies have had a security breach. Do you know what is a company’s greatest security asset? You! Now, do you know what is a company’s worst security asset? You guessed it, it’s also you! Employees can be a double-edged sword when it comes to cybersecurity, so organizations better …

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Boomerang Employees

Boomerang Employees on the Rise

In years past, leaving a job most likely meant that an employee would never be rehired at that company — a phenomenon known as burning bridges. But that is not the case anymore in most organizations.  Finding good talent is more challenging so many companies are making an effort to keep in touch with former …

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Identity Theft, Social Security, Credit Cards

Public Enemy Number 1 is Identity Theft

By Craig Freeman, national identity theft consultant and trainer There are 6 Types of Identity Theft Have you ever asked yourself: “Why is identity theft such an out-of-control issue today?” The reason is the anonymity and the many faucets of identity theft.  Americans are not aware of the six types of identity theft.  Most people …

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Human Resources, HR Due Process

5 Guidelines for Hiring to Firing Due Process

Terminating an employee is never easy. It can be emotional, can affect employee morale and even have potential legal ramifications. That’s why it is extremely important to make sure you have well-constructed procedures and policies in place before undertaking any employee terminations. Studies have shown that not following due process can be very costly to …

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