Signs of fraud in the workplace

Ken Bricker, a partner at Dixon, Hughes and Goodman, discusses some checks managers can put to prevent embezzlement.

Michael A. Hase’s job was to manage funds for the U.S. Agency for International Development. Instead, he directed payments — to the tune of $47,000 — into his own bank account. Hase was sentenced to 29 months in prison for theft of government property and filing a false tax return. He was also hiding money from the IRS in a Swiss bank account.

Ken Bricker, a partner at Dixon, Hughes and Goodman, discusses with The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Amy Morris the signs of fraud within the workplace that managers should be aware of.

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