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Recruitment director fired for alleged fraud

3 April 2018

A recruitment agency director has been fired ahead of appearing in court charged with fraudulently claiming more than £370k from his employer.

The Burton Mail reports David Moss appeared before Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court charged with committing fraud. The court heard Moss allegedly dishonestly abused his position as financial director at Recruit to Suit Midlands to make £372,548.73 for himself on 15 May 2016.

He is also charged with making a false Santander bank statement...

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