Categories: DLP Insights, Interviews, News, Interviews | Tag: Dismissal
Vittorio De Luca, interviewed by Giorgio Pogliotti from Il Sole 24 Ore, discussed the issue of dismissal in cases of inflated expense reimbursements.
Special attention was given to the actions and processes companies should adopt in order to effectively sanction or dismiss employees who might take advantage of expense reimbursements to unjustly supplement their salaries
Here is the full video of the interview: il Sole 24 Ore
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