Employee Theft Consequences: Risk vs. Gain Theory
I have frequently heard managers conveying the wrong message when addressing associates about employee theft consequences. These managers say things like "Don't steal, or...
LAST CALL for Responses: Women of Loss Prevention Survey
How do the women of loss prevention truly perceive their role in the industry? Women of LP, you only have a few more days...
LPM Excellence Recognizes Tina Sellers for Community Service
Excellence in Community Service
Tina Sellers, Director of Asset Protection, Retail Business Services, an Ahold Delhaize Company
“During my career, I’ve benefitted from moving around the...
Suspected Shoplifter Pulls Gun on LP Associate
A suspect who was confronted by a loss prevention associate at Kohl’s for allegedly stealing merchandise brandished a weapon and fled, according to Vallejo,...
Loss Prevention, Stress, and Building a Resilient LP Workforce
In loss prevention’s desire to improve solutions and enhance performance, it can be easy to forget about the dangers personnel face, especially those non-acute risks that can cause problems over time, such as harm to health and well-being from stress.
Start with a Good Cause: Loss Prevention Strategy Examples
In today's retail business environment, everyone is seeking a competitive advantage. It could be in technology, people, business practices, or newly developed programs. The...
Now Amazon Doesn’t Care If You “Accidentally” Shoplift
Got your attention, right? After five years of development and fourteen months of testing, Amazon opened a new, cashier-less Amazon Go grocery/convenience store in...
LPM Excellence Recognizes Adel Sayegh for Community Service
Excellence in Community Service
Adel Sayegh, President/CEO, Universal Surveillance Systems
One of ten children, Sayegh was born in a small village outside of Amman, Jordan, and...