>If you're having employees track the time that they work, it's weird to ask them to clock out before doing a little bit of end-of-day work. "weird" isn't the

>If you're having employees track the time that they work, it's weird to ask them to clock out before doing a little bit of end-of-day work. "weird" isn't the word I'd use. There needs to be a word for fraud that nets the fraudster not very much money because they are defrauding someone who already has very little. To me, that seems especially economically destructive, as you are transferring money from someone with little (who therefore places a high marginal value on dollars) to an entity that has much (and therefore has a lower marginal value on dollars.) - I mean, on top of the usual distortion and value loss caused by fraud.