HR manager who cooked books at two City firms to pay herself 100,000 jailed
Briefly

Farah Ahmed, 48, falsified invoices and misappropriated over £100,000 from two City firms while managing HR. Her fraudulent actions went unnoticed until a formal complaint was lodged.
Ahmed's fraudulent activities brought serious repercussions, as her case highlights the dangers of misusing trust within HR roles, ultimately leading to a three-year prison sentence.
The City of London Police noted that Ahmed's dismissal likely prevented further potential losses, indicating the importance of timely intervention in cases of misconduct.
Following her dismissal, additional fraudulent invoices were discovered, showcasing a pattern of deception that extended even after her employment, emphasizing the need for rigorous oversight.
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