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A recent investigation into the theft of several semi-trailers and loads of frozen beef has identified 45 related thefts totaling $9 million in loss.

Workplace fatigue and burnout is a real issue attributed to longer work hours and increased work demands for many workers across the country.

While the use of body-worn cameras is now relatively common and increasingly mandatory within the law enforcement community in many countries, their use in the retail environment is still a recent development.

This whitepaper outlines how body-worn video can be deployed in retail to improve the everyday working conditions of retail associates.

Jimmie Hernandez provides a law enforcement perspective as to how stores can do their part to help successfully tackle and prosecute retail crime in their community. 

The best know there is always more to learn. That is the ultimate objective of Elite Training Days, an event hosted by the International Association of Interviewers (IAI).

In this podcast, the executive team at RILA discusses the latest on retail’s push for the federal INFORM Act.

Unhoused individuals have created encampments and taken shelter in parking lots, alleyways, and dumpster areas, presenting a heartbreaking but difficult challenge for retailers.

If included on to the NDAA, online marketplaces would be required to take steps to verify the identity of high-volume sellers, and to provide some of that information to customers.

Even though it's only very early fall, it is beginning to look a lot like Christmas in many stores. Santa must be anticipating a mad rush on limited supplies as multiple major retail chains already have their trees and trimmings out for sale.