Employees bump up expense claims as recession bites
Pay freezes are seen as acceptable reason to exaggerate expenses, but David Vine points out that this can cost companies more than they think.
New research from GlobalExpense, an expense management provider, shows that many employees say they will exaggerate their expenses claims from their employer if they get into financial difficulties, while nearly a third of all adults think exaggerating claims can be acceptable.
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