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ArticlesWhite Glove Security Enhances Bottom Line Real Estate Value
Property managers at residential communities wear a lot of hats from filling vacancies and negotiating and enforcing leases, to maintaining the building and property, and securing the premises. - Image
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Strategic planning: Opportunities for Leadership and Organizational Success
Organizations of all sizes and types, from Fortune 500 companies to grass-roots non-governmental organizations, periodically turn to strategic planning to reconnect with their core values. - Image
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Training to Meet Guidelines vs. to Exceed Expectations
Training is an essential part of any security program. From the management level to your officers, your security team should be well-equipped with the training basics and opportunities for continuous security education. - Image
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The Security Officer of the Future
Push aside any old notions of low skilled security officers. The security officer of the future has arrived. Today’s security officer may be using a Segway to conduct patrols. - Image
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Earthquake Safety
Earthquakes are one of the most common, unpredictable occurrences on Earth. There is always the chance of an earthquake, but there is no way of predicting or giving any warning to when one may occur. - Image
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Protecting Trade Secrets
Any information that is unique to your company, but isn’t public knowledge, can be considered a trade secret and, in many cases, can be protected under both state and federal law. - Image
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Preventing Office Creepers
Many people who wouldn’t dream of leaving their computer or phone sitting in their unlocked car think nothing of leaving those items in an unattended cubicle at work. - Image
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Protect Yourself During Flu Season
Seasonal flu can increase the occurrence of illness in the workplace and result in lost work time. Flu season typically begins when cold weather strikes and can last into spring. - Image
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Employee Theft
A simplified answer to the question of why employees steal is explained by the theft triangle. According to this concept, theft occurs when three elements are present: - Image
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Demonstration Preparedness
When large crowds gather outside your work environment, individuals inside may be at risk if the event spirals out of control. By preparing ahead of time for rallies, - Image
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Business Preparedness
A business preparedness plan should include measures to protect staff, property, data and inventory from emergencies and disasters. It is important to plan ahead - Image
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Preventing Workplace Violence: Strategies for a Safe Environment
Office workers everywhere experience acts of workplace violence—sometimes never giving them a second thought. Hostilities such as physical and verbal assaults, threats,
