Tag: retail loss prevention

To really consider yourself a professional and a craftsman at any skill, practice is a must. We benefit from practice by applying knowledge through...

You hate confrontations with employees. They only seem to make things worse. Sometimes you even end up firing an employee. For these reasons, you generally avoid giving...

Many characteristics comprise a retailer—products, price, customer service, store design, and more. Nothing, however, has a more profound impact on potential customers than how they feel about a retailer.

Whether you’re starting a new career or just getting out of school, your search for jobs in loss prevention might be more successful if...

The concept of the retail return is a relatively new phenomenon. In the mid- to late-twentieth century, retailers began accepting returned merchandise as an...

Excellence in Leadership Gene Smith, LPC, (Former) President, Loss Prevention Foundation With almost forty years of experience, Gene Smith, LPC, has been a key leader in...

In a recent series of aricles, Bill Turner, contributing writer, has looked at the evolution of loss prevention since the inception of LP Magazine...

Our products are commonly used by retailers to help prevent shoplifting by helping control how customers exit stores, to help deter internal theft at receiving back-room doors, and to help prevent burglaries when stores or distribution centers are closed.

This edition of the magazine has a wide-ranging selection of feature articles—from product protection to restaurant security to loss prevention professionals of the future...