Workplace theft has reportedly increased with the cost of living pointed to as the main reason why employees steal
Due to the cost of living crisis there has been a reported boom in workplace stealing. A report by Thruvision found employee theft accounts for up to 40 per cent of total shrinkage, mostly occurring at retail distribution centres.
The research indicates that a significant number of participants in the study attribute the rise in employee theft to the cost of living crisis. The type of items being stolen has changed over time, with a significant trend towards essential items like food and clothing, as well as smaller goods and high-value electronics that can often be easily resold.
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