Workplace Violence: The Role of Fear in Paralyzing Modern Business/Corporate Security

Workplace violence is a sad reality of the modern age. Many options exist in helping deal with workplace violence, yet fear of these options place businesses and organizations at great risk. All too often security training consists of "RUN, HIDE and CALL 911" rather than a real defense tha...

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Costs
Dictionaries
Employees
Fear & phobias
Firearm laws & regulations
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Gun violence
Heart rate
Murders & murder attempts
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Studies
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