Time theft in your workplace is a silent cost that could be costing you more than you think - and you may not even know it's occurring!
In the workplace, time theft occurs when an employee accepts pay from their employer for work they have not done or for the time they have not put into their work - instead, they may be spending time on personal tasks or outside of work commitments. As a result, the employee is not completing the necessary work during their shift, which is considered time theft.
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