Managing Director

Sick pay fraud: Damage to the economy and honest workers! German workers are again more frequently sick! According to AOK insured persons were sick an average of 16.4 days in 2007. This corresponds to an increase of 0.3 percent for the previous year. There are also contracts for economic investigation to verify logged-sick employees. The economic investigation agency Lentz recorded a sales increase of 21.5% compared to the same period this year. Sick pay fraud is already not a trivial offence. In addition to the material damage, also the burdens the company employees are affected. “Accounted for around 55 percent in volume, to review the salary fraud. The terrifying over 70 percent of all observed employees could be transferred beyond reasonable doubt through our commitment”, so Marcus Lentz, Managing Director of the economic detective agency Lentz.

The pretense of incapacity for work is not only a reason for a termination, but represents also a highly unfair behaviour towards colleagues. So, the employees that are must often take remaining work and arrange with higher temporal load. Honest and really sick workers have to fear nothing, however, checks by detectives. The perhaps unpleasant connotation that the workers might just faked the illness, can be eliminated through the targeted use of well trained, reputable detectives quickly and efficiently and can be seen as well as a trust assurance measure”, as the spokesman of arbeitgeberverband literally. The economic investigation agency Lentz was founded in 1996 and specializes in only the professional implementation of observation in the domestic and foreign.

The services include investigations in the area of economic crime and private orders. All detectives working framework and are tested to ZAD. The clients include leading companies and law firms. The detective agency is a member of German-American Chamber of Commerce and the international of Association of global private investigators e.V. The economic investigation agency Lentz is one of 6 TuV certified investigators in Germany.

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October 29th


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