Loss Prevention Magazine - January - February 2012

From nine practices used by successful security leaders to understanding the impact of early criminal releases on retail crime, the January - February 2012 issue of LP Magazine looks further into solutions and practices that allow growth, understanding, and commitment. View the digital flipbook version of the January - February 2012 issue.

Articles from This Issue

9 Leadership Functions That Should Be in Every Loss Prevention Manager Job Description

In many professional fields, such as legal, technology, and finance, one can expect to find commonalities among the practitioners. These professionals share certain certifications...

The Prisons are Full: The Impact on Retail Crime

Retail losses due to external theft continue to rise and a major reason is that those people involved in retail crime can continue with...

BJ’s Wholesale Club

BJ's Wholesale Club represents a novel way of doing business for a large warehouse type store. Headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, and endowed with a...

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Violence in the Workplace

Download this 34-page special report from Loss Prevention Magazine about types and frequency of violent incidents, impacts on employees and customers, effectiveness of tools and training, and much more.

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Loss Prevention Magazine - January - February 2012

Articles from This Issue

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Violence in the Workplace

Webinars

LPM Webinar: Sleigh the Holiday Season with Motivation, Tech, and Some Holiday Fun!

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Whitepapers

WHITEPAPER: US Retail Worker Safety Report

WHITEPAPER: Holistic Loss Prevention: A People-Driven, Tech-Enabled Ecosystem

WHITEPAPER: The End-of-Sale Process in the Retail Supply Chain

LP Solutions

The Power of Partnership: Transform Your Retail Security with Protos’ Off-Duty Services

How to Get More Out of Your Video Camera System

Top Retailers Rely on Artificial Intelligence for Loss Prevention