Inner Turmoil
An employee crime spree? Make sure you're covered.
By Jacquelyn Lynn •
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If a stranger breaks into your business and takes cash orproperty, your insurance will probably cover it. But what if anemployee steals from you? Most business insurance packages includeemployee dishonesty coverage, but it may not be enough.
The limit on employee dishonesty coverage in most standardpolicies is $25,000. That's a drop in the bucket if yourbookkeeper embezzles several hundred thousand dollars. James T.Harrison Jr., president of Florida Insurance School-ContinuingEducation Inc. in Tallahassee, Florida, has this advice:
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