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Think about it. Every workday, 723 workers are attacked and another 43,800 harassed. Over 1,000 workers are victims of homicide - at work - annually. Approximately two million assaults and threats of violence occur in the workplace each and every year. In the pressure cooker of the contemporary workplace, violent behavior can erupt at any time. Terminated, overworked, or stressed employees can and will pose very real threats. You, your employees, and even visitors to your company are at risk - every day. Do people within your organization know - really know - how to head off workplace threats, how to stay safe?
Be SAFE (Not Sorry) will help keep all your employees educated on handling potentially disruptive and even dangerous threats from co-workers.
Key Learning Points
- Why prevention starts with general awareness
- How subtle incidents can build dangerously
- Why ignoring even small incidents can cause later problems
- What to do when behaviors exceed normal boundaries
- Who to report incidents to, and when
- How personal problems can spill over into real and threatening workplace problems
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- Topics
- HR and Workplace Issues
- Uses
- Workplace Violence
- Video Running Time (minutes)
- 17:00
- Captioning
- Closed Caption
- Producer
- Sollah
- Presentation Style
- Dramatic Vignettes
- Course ID
- 00172
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