> The only way to know who is stealing is to either watch the drawer or to count the cash every time the employee walks away. At least in the grocery stores I

> The only way to know who is stealing is to either watch the drawer or to count the cash every time the employee walks away. At least in the grocery stores I frequent (Bay Area), the employee takes the drawer with them when they walk away (usually shift change) - clearly another option. I think they sign in/out too, so the drawer and the transactions are connected.