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Businesses can include "right of search" clauses in employment contracts to search employee belongings in case of suspected theft. However, employees can refuse searches, and employers should tread carefully to avoid unfair dismissal claims. Implement clear policies, conduct proper investigations, and seek legal advice to manage theft effectively.
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