skimming - The act or practice of stealing a small amount of money from a company, especially over a long period of time, so that it adds up to a large amount. One example is a worker neglecting to ring up a sale and simply keeping the money. A more sophisticated example involves a banker stealing a few fractions of a cent each time a transaction occurs. Over time, this can add up to a great deal of money.

sugando (os lucros) a não só os usuais "fejões"

SKIMMING
A way that Pat takes money from the cashiers till and costs the club revenue. Usually means going through a bottle every thirty minutes, taking one out of every 8 drafts, and one out of every thirty shots. Roughly costs about $150 a night. Also known as a great way to consider it severance pay and to take the train


A phrase in inventory control that accounts for employee and customer theft

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shrinkage = the loss of goods, especially by theft

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/shrinkage

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