Price Check on Register One
Dwight Taylor · 2012
This chapter discusses cases of fraudulent activities at merchandize stores. It also illustrates the case proceedings, lessons learned, and recommendations for stores to avoid future reoccurrence of any fraudulent activity. It is recommended in this chapter that stores should let their employees, particularly the cashiers, know that they are monitoring for unusual activity and that they select transactions randomly for further scrutiny. The stores should also be in the process of redesigning its software to flag for unusual activity, such as numerous voided items from a single register. Also, the store will be more proactive in randomly reviewing register transactions logs and comparing them to the videotapes.