Really... you lose that amount of stock then a company has only itself to blame. Especially since those big ticket items are not easily removed. A Jeweller manages to keep most of his stock there.
This usually only happens in a highly organised operation where a high number of employees are involved or at least know of the details. They should remove\shuffle all middle managers and interview the staff with a program of protection for the whistleblowers. If they are victimised because of a disclosure they should be investigated and prosecuted. Someone who suffers damage as a result of victimisation should be entitled to seek compensation through the Courts.
It can be really difficult, I remember when they built Parliament House here the concrete truck drivers would drive in and get signed off, consequently turn around and drive out and were off to build another house. The whole lot were involved, the guy on the gate, the foreman and the crew... really hard to stop sometimes.
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