Tag: safety
Keeping Employees Safe in the Face of Rising Retail Crime
In addition to impacting revenue, the lesser discussed—but equally detrimental—consequence of rising retail crime is the heavy toll that it is taking on employees.
LPF and LVT Hosting Webinar on Parking Lot Interventions
Join LVT Head of Retail Go-to-Market Matt Kelley and Orion Santangelo, LPRC research scientist, for an in-depth look at ASB prevention and fear of crime reduction on Dec. 15 at 1 p.m. ET.
ON-DEMAND – Workplace Fatigue: Is Everyone Just Tired of Working?
Workplace fatigue and burnout is a real issue attributed to longer work hours and increased work demands for many workers across the country.
On-Demand: Learn about De-escalation and Other Important Retail Safety Issues
Don't miss seeing this webinar that addresses de-escalation technology and training and other important retail safety and security topics.
Confronting Safety and Security Risks in Transitional Times
Safety and security incidents that can damage a retailer’s reputation and dampen profits often result from change that outpaces the implementation of controls.
National Weather Service Monitoring Added to Connect ONE
Connected Technologies, maker of the Connect ONE cloud-hosted management interface, has added National Weather Service alert detection.
Brutal Breakroom Killing Underscores Need to Document Concerning Behaviors
Tragedy hit one of the nation’s largest pharmacy chain stores in June when a 28-year-old employee stacked bins in front of a breakroom security camera before allegedly killing a 17-year-old coworker,
Mitigating the Risk of Auto-Pedestrian Collisions in Parking Lots
Most states impose a legal duty on property owners and managers to eliminate or at least mitigate “foreseeable” dangerous conditions present in retail parking lots.
ASSP Encourages Involvement in Safe + Sound Week
The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) encourages involvement in Safe + Sound Week, an annual workplace safety campaign spearheaded by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Travel Safety Programs Need to Retool as Trips Resume
Even if the amount of work travel eventually reverts to where it was before COVID, much around it won’t. Labor markets have changed and so have global risks and employee attitudes.