ID Theft and Fraud in the Workplace: How to Identify it, Prevent it, and Protect Your Company
Employer Resource Institute Webinar
Thursday, August 28, 2008
10:30 a.m. to Noon (Pacific)
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"Catch Me If You Can" may have been an entertaining movie, but ID theft and fraud in the workplace are no laughing matter. As an HR professional, you are tasked with looking out for risks in a number of different areas, including undocumented workers who secure jobs using fraudulent paperwork and employee ID theft resulting from inappropriate or insecure file storage. Are you up to speed on what you need to know?
Join us on August 28 for an interactive webinar with a leading expert from the United States Department of Labor. He'll discuss how identity theft is on the rise in the workplace, and what you as an HR professional can do to protect yourself and your employer from criminal and civil liability.
You'll learn:
- The strategies used by identity-theft criminals to infiltrate your workplace
- Why ignoring or, worse still, condoning this problem can be devastating to you and your company
- Effective steps to take now to prevent identity theft and fraud at your workplace
- Your responsibilities to your employees regarding the security of their personal information
- The circumstances under which you could be held liable in criminal and civil proceedings for failure to act
About Your Speaker:
John Jupin has been a Special Agent with the United States Department of Labor-Office of Inspector General (OIG), Atlanta Office since 1991. He has been involved in Identity Fraud investigations since the early 1990s and is one of the original members of the Identity Fraud Task Force for the Northern District of Georgia. He is currently working active investigations on this task force.
Jupin holds a B.S. from the University of Tennessee and a M.P.A. from Old Dominion University. He is a frequent speaker on identity theft and fraud issues.
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