The Forum of Private Business (FPB) is sending a message to its members to keep an eye out for employees making fraudulent claims on their curricula vitae (CVs). The Credit Industry Fraud Avoidance Scheme (CIFAS) is the UK's fraud prevention service and it estimates that employee fraud costs the UK ￡40m per year. Around 1,500 employee fraudsters are dismissed each year, leaving businesses in the lurch and often out of pocket. Philip Moody is Senior Member Services Representative at the FPB. He sent a stark message to the 25,000 small and medium-sized businesses it represents. "Its not just the lure of bettering themselves that will lead to people falsifying their CVs, there is a criminal element who will infiltrate selected companies, and endeavour to place individuals in positions where they have access to money, goods or information."
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机译：私营企业论坛（FPB）向其成员发送了一条消息，以提醒员工对其履历表（CV）进行欺诈性声明。信贷行业欺诈避免计划（CIFAS）是英国的欺诈预防服务，它估计员工欺诈每年在英国造成4000万英镑的损失。每年约有1,500名员工欺诈者被解雇，使企业陷入困境，而且常常没有钱。 Philip Moody是FPB的高级会员服务代表。他向它所代表的25,000家中小企业发出了鲜明的信息。 “不仅诱使自己变得更好，还会导致人们伪造自己的简历，还有犯罪分子会渗透到选定的公司中，并努力将个人安置在他们可以使用金钱，商品或信息的位置。”
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