Safety

During this free webinar tomorrow. March 2 at noon EST, Loss Prevention Magazine will aim to educate and inform retail industry professionals on the benefits of deploying body-worn cameras in the retail industry.

On Feb. 6, a Chicago-area man received a record-breaking $91 million settlement from 7-Eleven after losing both his legs in an accidental crash outside one of the company’s stores in Bensenville, Illinois, in 2017.

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According to current statistics from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), a total of 67,448 wrongful termination charges were filed in 2020.

The ORCAs in Action initiative, a coalition of the nation’s organized retail crime associations, held the latest in a series of virtual conferences on January 31 from 2 – 3:30 p.m. Eastern Time, and is now available on demand.

Police in Hillsborough, North Carolina have arrested a man in connection with the October 2022 robbery incident that led to the homicide of Home Depot employee Gary Rasor.

Update: A former employee was fatally shot by police after opening fire inside an Indiana Walmart. Here’s what we’ve learned thus far.

A former employee was fatally shot Thursday after he opened fire inside an Indiana Walmart.

Join the Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) and FifthTheory at 1 p.m. ET on January 26 for a free webinar about designing a strategic non-violent workplace culture.

Today the Supreme Court announced that New York’s newest restrictions on concealed carry licenses can be enforced, though challenges with the law continue.