CASEY KASEM OF THE SYNDICATED RADIO SHOW 'AMERICAN TOP 40,' NARRATES THE FILM. IT BEGINS WITH THE ARREST OF A YOUNG WOMAN EMPLOYEE CAUGHT STEALING FROM THE CASH REGISTER. THIS SCENARIO IS USED TO TALK ABOUT THE COSTS OF EMPLOYEE STEALING--OVER $10 BILLION A YEAR--AND ITS IMPACT; 23 JACKETS MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE UP THE COST OF THE 1 JACKET THAT IS STOLEN. THEN VARIED FORMS OF EMPLOYEE DISHONESTY ARE DEPICTED, INCLUDING STEALING MONEY OR JEWELRY FROM THE STORE, MAKING OUT FALSE REFUNDS, AND UNDERCHARGING A CUSTOMER WHO IS A FRIEND. SOME MODERN SECURITY EQUIPMENT INSTALLED TO PREVENT INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL THEFT IS SHOWN, SUCH AS HIDDEN TV CAMERAS, ELECTRONIC BUZZERS, AND A COMPUTER THAT CHECKS CASH REGISTER SALES ALMOST IMMEDIATELY. VARIED KINDS OF SECURITY PERSONNEL--UNIFORMED, PLAINCLOTHES, AND UNDERCOVER--ARE DISCUSSED, AND EMPLOYEES ARE URGED TO FOLLOW FIVE RULES TO STAY OUT OF TROUBLE: REPORT SUSPICIONS; AVOID TEMPTATION; DO NOT GET INVOLVED; KNOW THE RULES, INCLUDING PARTICULAR SECURITY REGULATIONS; AND TALK YOUR PROBLEM OVER WITH YOUR SUPERVISOR. A DISCUSSION GUIDE ACCOMPANIES THE FILM. (AOP)