Property toll collectors misappropriate public funds, but do not use them. Now they want to return them to the company. Will the company pursue them?

The behavior of property toll collectors is not embezzlement, but embezzlement.

The crime of duty embezzlement (Article 27 1 of the Criminal Law) refers to the behavior that the personnel of a company, enterprise or other unit illegally take the property of their own unit for themselves by taking advantage of their position, and the amount is relatively large.

The standard for filing such punishment is 5,000 cases, and all localities set standards according to the local economic level.

For companies, this kind of thing usually has a complete financial management system. The toll collector himself had the cash collected, and at most he didn't record it in time. As long as it is handed in within the time limit required by the financial management system, the company usually won't find it.

However, it is normal for you to confiscate your property for a long time without informing the financial department. When the company finds out, it won't send you to the police office. If the plot is too bad and you are not very good, you may be handed over to the police.