Sad to say, many petty thieves amongst them as well.
In my early days in Perth, when I had a Cabcharge account, there were 6 cases of over billing on my Cabcharge vouchers.
Thankfully, all charges were reversed and the culprits dealt with.
ALL of them recent Indian migrants.
Can spot an Indian name anytime, Parimala Naidoo.
Misuse of corporate credit cards & cab charges 1900 times !!!
To visit friends, to the casino, medical appointments, shopping, to get massages and visit her ill dog at the vet.
NEXT, I should be able to google for news with Indian doctors who molest patients and commit fraud through the Salary Sacrifice scheme.
Two charged with fraud
Gabrielle Knowles, The West Australian
Updated November 12, 2012, 2:16 am
A former senior public servant has been accused of misusing his corporate credit card just weeks after one of his colleagues at the Drug and Alcohol Office was charged with spending about $66,000 of work-issued cab charges to go to the casino, shopping and visit her sick dog at the vet.
Major fraud squad detectives have charged the 55-year-old Wembley man, who was the Drug and Alcohol Office's director of finance and corporate services, with seven counts of fraud.
They will allege the man, whose name has not been released, made more than $16,000 of unauthorised purchases on his corporate credit card between 2007 and 2011.
It is believed the suspected fraud was uncovered during an internal investigation into the misuse of corporate credit cards at the government agency launched after colleagues raised concerns in late 2010 about the excessive use of a cab charge facility by then DAO worker Parimala Joyce Naidoo.
Allegations against both workers were referred to police.
Ms Naidoo, who was believed to be the manager of financial services at DAO before she resigned last year, has been charged with misusing the cab charges on more than 1900 occasions between January 2007 and January 2011.
Major fraud squad detectives allege the 60-year-old did not use the cab charges for work purposes, instead paying for taxis to ferry her to visit friends, to the casino, medical appointments, shopping, to get massages and visit her ill dog at the vet.
Ms Naidoo appeared in Perth Magistrate's Court last month charged with five counts of stealing as a public servant. She was granted bail to reappear in court in January.
