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Fraud At Work
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Hi ive been so Stupid, ive stolen £1000 from my company ,by cancelling tickets on my machine & taking the money ,this occurrd about 20 times in 10 months,ive been suspended from work & ive been interviewed by the police,ive denied it so far , but i will confess,what sentence do think Il get,its my first offence, ? Also if im sacked a convicted can they touch my company pension ,which ive been paying into for 35 years ,im so worried .
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MPs steal from their employers on a daily basis .and claim expenses to help them do it ..THEY get away with it,and get a massive pay rise to help them on their way. Lets hope you can get away with one silly mistake??? good luck.
12:21 Tue 16th Jul 2013
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Although stealing from employer is regarded as serious, £1000 is relatively small beer so I hope you get a sympathetic hearing and only a suspended prison sentence or community.
The pension situation really depends on the small print in the pension contract, but you certainly shouldn't lose any employee contributions.
The pension situation really depends on the small print in the pension contract, but you certainly shouldn't lose any employee contributions.
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Thanks for ur advice guys , im in the union but there not much help, hopefully im looking at community service or a suspended sentence, i think my pension should be ok ,i have been under stress at work ,plus my personal life has been bad loosing my mum & brother in the last few years ,but this is not an excuse.
Hammerman
If your going to make admissions to the police then do it asap (ring the officer dealing with the case), before they start investigating individual transactions to try and prove their case.
Here are some mitigating circumstances:
Accused admits offence at early stage (which prevented costly and time consuming police investigation). Personal factors such as illness, family difficulties, financial difficulties,etc. Voluntary cessation of offending. Misleading or incomplete advice. Behaviour not fraudulent from the outset, ...and....Voluntary repayments, or an offer to voluntarily make repayments (prior to court hearing **).
If your going to make admissions to the police then do it asap (ring the officer dealing with the case), before they start investigating individual transactions to try and prove their case.
Here are some mitigating circumstances:
Accused admits offence at early stage (which prevented costly and time consuming police investigation). Personal factors such as illness, family difficulties, financial difficulties,etc. Voluntary cessation of offending. Misleading or incomplete advice. Behaviour not fraudulent from the outset, ...and....Voluntary repayments, or an offer to voluntarily make repayments (prior to court hearing **).
You may get both community work and a short suspended. That will achieve two objectives, from the court's point of view. It doesn't put you in jail but it tells the world that such offences get jail, and that you were a special case and everyone else will get jail. That may not be strictly true, but it gets the message out!