Safety

Break-ins and break-in attempts are always a concern for retailers for safety and security reasons, and these concerns have heightened due to the growing threats faced in recent years.

Widespread protests and looting shocked the nation and rocked retail in 2020. As a contentious presidential election draws near, it’s time for retailers to prepare for more unrest.

With increasing levels of retail crime and violence, the chances of a retail employee suffering from PTSD or other mental health issues as a result of events they’ve witnessed on the job might be higher than ever.

While traditional LP focused on safeguarding physical assets, a new approach is needed for the remote work world.

When it comes to field operations, your personal safety and your organization's reputation are paramount. Here, Subject Matter Expert Nancy Amoroso shares her tips.

In this webinar now on-demand,, learn about the myths surrounding use of body-worn cameras, the perceived challenges and how to overcome them, and how this technology can be implemented in order to achieve wildly successful results.

Discussions with retailers reveal that the retail crime problem and the homelessness problem are related. Learn more in this article from the LPRC's Cory Lowe.

California Senate Bill 553, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom last September, is the first legislation of its kind to address workplace violence and mandate that affected employers adopt a comprehensive workplace violence prevention plan.

In this article by Paul Karolczyk, read about the two incidents that The Washington State Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation investigated involving gas station deaths, and tips on how to handle these violent situations.

In this webinar we explored the art of identifying our highest risk stores and resourcing to stop the bleed, moving our red stores back to green—and back to acceptable norms.