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California Attorney General Charges ORC Ringleader for $8M Scheme Across 21 Counties
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced charges against the leader of an organized retail crime operation that spanned twenty-one counties and involved around $8 million worth of beauty products.
Employee Cybercrime and Deviance: A Loss Prevention Psychology Perspective
An increasingly digital workplace provides opportunities for innovation and growth, but it also creates significant threats to businesses, including devastating types of employee‑driven cybercrime and deviance.
State Retail Associations: The Complete List
State associations are recognized by merchants, legislators, state officials and other trade groups as a powerful beacon for the retail industry.
LPF Hosting Webinar on Elevating Your Personal Brand
Join the LPF and Equifax Marketing for a professional development webinar focusing on organizational knowledge and value on July 26.
How to Calculate Shrinkage in Retail
Understanding how to calculate shrinkage in retail is important. However, understanding why it is important to control these results and how we can impact company profitability by both improving sales and controlling retail shrinkage is the key to success.
National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
On the anniversary of each Pearl Harbor Day, I always think of my first mentor in loss prevention. His name was Lane Cooke, and...
Where Were You on the Morning of September 11? Part 1
LPM shares perspectives and memories from loss prevention executives about the September 11, 2001, attacks.
Where Were You on the Morning of September 11? Part 2
LP Magazine shares perspectives and memories from loss prevention executives about the September 11, 2001, attacks.
Then What? 7 Tips for Post-Incident Management
Retailers also need a post-incident management game plan for when the waters recede and the immediate threat is squelched. Is your retail organization ready for the “Then what?”
How to Expand Admissions in Employee Theft Cases
It is rare for an associate to be caught the first time they engage in dishonest behavior. When a person is caught the very first time they steal, it is likely they have been involved in a pattern of theft activity elsewhere.