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How can you use the material on internal and external theft in your role as a manager?

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Internal theft is theft by employees while external theft is theft by people external' to the business, such as customers, vendors, etc. Theft by either group is theft and reduces the profit of the business. Policies must instituted, and employees must be trained to control and limit both types of theft.

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