This reminds me of a funny story. A friend of mine ran a courier business and was convinced one of the riders was clocking up miles on one of the bikes at weekend and claiming the mileage back.
But instead of installing a GPS tracker on the bike, he installed a tracker on his work phone. Like one of the ones on
hillstone-software.com 
Apparently it's legal on company cell phones.
Not only did he find out he was claiming for miles he didn't clock up in work time but also he was paying his sister (the boss) a visit for naughties (she was married at the time to someone else) after reading his text messages.
Needless to say he got fired shortly after.
Originally Posted by Junkman
This reminds me of a funny story. A friend of mine ran a courier business and was convinced one of the riders was clocking up miles on one of the bikes at weekend and claiming the mileage back.
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