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A Professional Development Plan Beyond Loss Prevention
Editor’s Note: As one of LP Magazine’s top articles of 2015, this story draws attention to the importance of expanding our options—and our opportunities...
“Fight for $15” and Loss Prevention Concerns
Editor’s Note: We wrote about it back in June, but the “Fight for $15” campaign for a higher federal minimum wage in the United...
Columnists Discuss Wide Variety of Important Loss Prevention Topics
The columnists in the November-December issue address multiple topics of interest to loss prevention professionals– from internal theft interviewing techniques to vendor-retailer partnerships to...
The Role of Loss Prevention at the McDonald’s All American Games
Editor’s Note: As LP Magazine looks back at some of its most popular articles from 2015, we see once more the diverse challenges and...
Setting the Stage for an Organized Retail Crime Strategy
Editor's Note: Organized retail crime remains an ongoing challenge for loss prevention programs across the country. The following article serves as Part 1 of...
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...
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...
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...
Bullies Don’t Belong in Loss Prevention
Editors Note: As we review some of LP Magazine’s top stories of 2015, this story should serve as an important reminder to every loss...
Gun Control in the Retail Industry
Editor’s Note: This article, which was among LP Magazine’s top stories in 2015, illuminates the widespread debate over the sale of assault-type weapons in...