I have been fired due to an assumption. I was told out of the blue that they think I took funds.
We close out our drawers every day at four and write reciepts for over the counter customers.
I was in charge of work flow and taking care of year end reciepting and disposing of old records.
I was told the auditors were coming in to do their 10 year audit and I went downstairs to retrieve the reciept books. Well all mine are gone!
When I would write reciepts I would give the customer a copy and one is supposed to go with the money and one stays in the book.

I admit I should have done some things differently with the ringing in process but my drawer was open to anyone in the office. I had 13 years there and I still don't know how without proof they can charge me. I have been told over and over again to watch my back and I just laughed it off.

This has never happened to me before and I do feel responsible for my drawer and am just sick about this. Any suggestions? If there is one thing I have learned here it is to check my reciept with the money I was given and ring it in directly in the morning.

user812

Why offer to replace funds unless you really did take them? Innocent people don't offer to fix something they didn't do.