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By identifying the retail workplace hazards that are most likely to impact safety, you will be better prepared to control or eliminate them and prevent accidents, injuries, property damage, and downtime.

Retailers are paying more attention to cybersecurity and increasing spending on data protection, but technology and threat vectors are evolving fast.

Sweatpants, maybe, but interview methodologies are a bit different when it comes to a one-size-fits-all approach.

Security is top of mind for Savers Thrift Superstores, a retailer offering quality gently used clothing and goods.

The Retail Council of Canada’s virtual Retail Loss Prevention Forum will examine how retail loss prevention and risk management teams are evolving their roles, responsibilities, and empowering their staff with the new skills and approaches.

While shrink has always been an issue, the recent holiday season saw an unprecedented spike in theft, according to experts.

Agilence announced a new case management application designed to streamline, simplify, and speed up incident investigations and accident inquiries.

Today’s barcode started out as a finger drawing on Miami Beach by inventor John Woodland in the late 1940s. The inspiration was a frustrated supermarket manager.

Loss prevention practitioners answered a 20-question survey addressing security concerns in retail establishments.

Retail sales showed a strong year-over-year gain in February, but the monthly pace slowed compared with January as inflation drove up prices and lingering effects of the COVID-19 omicron variant affected the supply chain.