When an employee does not ring in a sale and simply pockets the cash, this is an example of:

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This is an example of basic sales skimming, where an employee steals cash by not ringing in the sale and pocketing the money. Advanced sales skimming involves more complex methods such as manipulating the cash register or falsifying refunds. Short-change sales involve giving customers less change than they are owed, and cash stolen in transmission occurs when cash is stolen during transport between locations.

When an Employee Does Not Ring in a Sale and Simply