More than 5,900 employees may lose their jobs after cheating in exams.

More than 5,900 employees may lose their jobs following cheating in exams, reports Bangkok Post. According to police data, about 6,000 company staff were involved in corruption schemes and are now facing possible prosecution by law enforcement agencies. The situation escalated after it became known that a group of criminals had organized large-scale exam cheating. Company employees, using various methods, tried to gain unauthorized access to tests and results, leading to significant losses for the company. According to Thai Examiner, police have already filed criminal cases against 5,924 employees. An investigation is underway, and law enforcement authorities are preparing for possible court proceedings. Company staff now face pressure and fear job loss. Experts warn of growing threats of cheating in IT and education sectors, especially with the use of artificial intelligence. Last year, Americans lost nearly $900 million due to such schemes, and experts expect an increase in such cases. Similar incidents also occurred in Bangkok. As reported by Thai Examiner, one Northern Irish tourist was arrested in Thailand's capital after his long-term hotel stay was terminated due to financial problems. The police are continuing the investigation and urging company employees to cooperate with law enforcement agencies. In the near future, the first judicial decisions on this case are expected, which may have serious consequences for many workers.