DOL OIG – X 07/10/2026 by Fraud Alert 29 29 CLICK HERE to read the FULL DOL OIG – X article. PROCUREMENT & EXPENDITURE (STOPPING KICKBACKS) Procurement fraud usually involves inflated invoices or “fictitious” vendors. The Three-Way Match: Never pay an invoice unless you have matched the Purchase Order (PO), the Delivery Note (signed), and the Supplier Invoice. Vendor Master File Review: Review your vendor list annually. Look for suppliers with the same bank details or physical addresses as your employees. Dual Authorization: Implement a “Two-to-Sign” rule for all EFT payments above a certain threshold (e.g., R5,000). No “Cashing” of Checks: If you still use physical checks, strictly prohibit “Cash” as a payee and store blank checks in a dual-lock safe. Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Related Category: Fraud AlertsTag: alert, fraud, google, news Press Releases – oig.dol.govDate08/26/2026DOL Launches H-1B and PERM Fraud Investigation: What Employers Should Do NowDate07/10/2026Critical Medical Device Series: Part X Balancing Risk and Innovation – Arnold & PorterDate11/12/2025OIG Solicits Proposals for AKS Safe Harbors and Special Fraud Alerts | JD SupraDate12/29/2025Work Plan | Office of Inspector General | Government Oversight – OIG – HHS.govDate12/19/2025Inspector General's Fraud Watch – April 2026 – VA OIGDate05/12/2026 Previous Page Next Page About Fraud Alert Previous Post:Jacksonville woman arrested on fraud warrants after scamming renters in fake rental scheme: JSO Next Post:Former Epoch Times executive pleads guilty to multimillion-dollar fraud scheme that funded …