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Protect Your Company Against Violence in Your Workplaces

Take decisive measures to acknowledge violence, recognize your risks, prevent incidents and deal with those that might happen in spite of your efforts. 

Don't leave your company and yourself exposed to the terrible consequences of this growing management problem!

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TOLEDO, Ohio, USA: A recently disciplined auto worker burst into a Jeep factory in with a shotgun and opened fire, killing a supervisor and wounding two others. (CNN January 27, 2005)




It Can Happen to Your Organization

  • 5,5000 incidents every day in the United States
  • 135 million American workers 
  • One of every 68 American workers 
  • 55 percent of USA workers feel unsafe
  • high-stress environments
  • direct relations with the public
  • handling money

Every victimized organization thought it happened only to others until it happened to them!



"A national epidemic"
says US Centers for Disease Control



Employers Suffer, Too

Wherever workplace violence happens, employers suffer direct and indirect costs. 

  • The average workplace-violence incident costs employers $250,000 according to law-enforcement agencies.
  • USA companies lose $1 billion annually in higher workers-compensation costs according to insurance-industry studies. 
  • Companies also suffer low productivity, greater inefficiency, reduced competitiveness and very bad public relations.

Employers Are Liable

Worker safety laws and regulations hold employers accountable for ensuring a safe workplace. Employers can be held liable for heavy fines and steep civil judgments. The losses from not doing enough are staggering compared to the costs of prevention.



Workplace violence must be taken seriously
for everyone's benefit!



What Should Employers Do?

Employers should recognize their vulnerability,  assess the risk of violence in their workplaces, implement controls to prevent violence and programs to deal with violence that might happen in spite of their efforts. 

What If Efforts Are Ineffective?

If management's actions towards workplace violence are ineffective, they are exposed to the full risk and all the liabilities.

If you think issuing a memo prohibiting violence in your workplaces is enough, think again. It's only one tiny measure that doesn't come close to protecting you adequately.




Best solutions are
comprehensive and long term!


How Do We Help?

Our seven-step approach to dealing with workplace violence is your safest course. We'll help your organization prevent workplace violence and strengthen your protection against liability.

  • Risk Assessment
  • Systems Analyses
  • Manuals
  • Measures
  • Training
  • Maintenance
  • Recovery

How Can You Benefit?

To benefit from our comprehensive seven-step approach to workplace violence, use the form below to tell us who you are and what you need. Or telephone us at 888-584-9243 — it's toll free from the United States and Canada.




Contacting us will cost you nothing.
Not contacting us could cost plenty.




Help Us to Help You

Invest a moment to tell us about your company so we can help you address workplace violence. We will respond soon. 

1. What does your company do?

2. How many employees are you responsible for? 

3. How many locations are you responsible for?

4. What type of employees are they?

A. Skilled
B. Unskilled
C. Technical
D. Professional
      E. Other: 

5. What risk types do you have? Any number of answers is all right.

A. High-stress environment
B. Dealings with the public
C. Handling money
D. Affecting people's lives
      E. Other: 

6. What have you done about it so far? 

A. Assessed risk
B. Implemented policies
C. Implemented procedures
D. Trained managers
E. Trained staff
F. Disciplined offenders
G. Fired offenders
H. Provided counseling
      I. Other: 

7. What else can you tell us about your organization that could help us to help you address violence in the workplace?

8. What is your company's name, address and telephone number? Please provide all items so we can help you.

 
Company:
Address (line 1):
Address (line 2):
City:
State/Province
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Telephone
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9. What is your name? 

10. What is your e-mail address so we can reply? (Your privacy is assured.)

11. How did you learn about us?


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