Retail Trend Ignites Controversy: Should We Remove the Confederate Flag from Our Stores?
Editor’s Note: As LP Magazine looks back at some of the top articles of 2015, this story reminds us of the strength of our...
Retail Loss Prevention: How Much Do You Really Know?
The most recent National Retail Security Survey (NRSS), led by Dr. Richard Hollinger of the University of Florida, uses empirical retail loss prevention data...
EyeOnLP: Social Media and Loss Prevention Concerns
With an ever-growing number of social media platforms and ways to interact online, it’s important to know the voices as well as what they are saying – especially when it comes to business and loss prevention concerns.
FireKing Announces TSIA Field Services Certification of Excellence
FireKing Security Group recently announced that its Field Services Group was recognized as a Certified Support Staff Excellence Center by The Technology Services Industry...
Bragging to a Thief
The holiday season puts everyone in a festive mood but some are out to steal your holiday joy. You may be bragging to a...
Former Loss Prevention Professional Named CEO and President at Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores,...
Editor’s Note: As one of LP Magazine’s top articles of 2015, this story draws attention to the advancement of the opportunities within loss prevention...
People on the Move: December 2015
Professional advancement and building a successful loss prevention career can mean many things to many different people. For some individuals it may mean reaching...
May the Force Be with You and the Retail Industry
Just about everyone in the retail industry probably expects to see Star Wars merchandise like lunchboxes, toys, action figures, and t-shirts, but it may...
Organized Retail Crime: Overcoming Public Misperceptions
Editor’s Note: As 2015 draws to a close, LP Magazine is taking a look back at some of its top articles from the past...
EyeOnLP: Restaurant Loss Prevention and Security Association (RLPSA) Metro Houston Crime Workshop
While designed to address issues faced in the quick serve restaurant (QSR) industry, the crime workshop ultimately served as a true crossover event that benefitted all who attended.