It can be difficult getting people on board with workplace violence prevention and training. In fact, 43% of surveyed corporate executives hold the belief that workplace violence is not an issue that needs addressing. However, throughout recent years, there has been more awareness brought to preventing workplace violence among management. This is likely due to […]
While bomb threats are often just a threat, businesses and individuals alike must be prepared and know how to properly respond to a bomb threat. Bombings are actually the most prevalent attack method worldwide. In fact, there were over 400 bombs discovered in the United States in 2015 alone. Neglecting to understand proper bomb threat […]
Aside from a lucrative business with 5-star reviews on Google, a business owner’s dream is to have happy employees. Preferably ones that don’t cause a problem at the office. Unfortunately, a dream is just a dream, and that’s not always how it works out. You might think that disgruntled employees are uncommon since only the […]
With more than 2 million assaults and threats of violence occurring in workplaces throughout the United States annually, it’s no question that workplace violence is still a pressing issue. Preventing incidents of workplace violence is challenging, while predicting workplace violence situations is near impossible. The only way to ensure that your business and employees are […]
Bomb threats and suspicious packages are often overlooked and considered to be the most unlikely of events. The truth is, they are more common than you might think. In fact, Austin, Texas has seen its third package explosion so far this month. Two people have been killed and another injured from exploding packages that have […]
Terrorist attacks are a topic that has been a major concern for individuals and businesses alike for many years. Learning how to prepare for and respond to terrorist attacks is crucial for everyone, especially with the increased amount of attacks occurring around the world today. Whether you are traveling, commuting home from work or making […]
Over the past few months, there have been a multitude of violent attacks occurring across the United States. The Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting became the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history in October, followed up with the New York Terror Attack later that month. Just a couple weeks later, a Texas church was shot up […]
Just over a month after 58 people were killed at a Las Vegas country music festival, a lone gunman opened fire on the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas during a Sunday morning worship service. Using a Ruger assault-style rife, the 26 year old gunman killed 26 people during the attack, with the youngest victim […]
At 3:05 p.m. on October 31st a 29-year-old immigrant from Uzbekistan was shot by a police officer after driving a rental truck for 17 blocks (nearly a mile) down a bike-only path in lower Manhattan. The truck crashed into nearly two dozen pedestrians and cyclists, killing eight people and injuring at least 11 others. The […]
If your school has never had any form of a campus emergency, it can be easy to disconnect yourself with those who have and say, “That would never happen at my school.” With emergencies of all kinds, it’s important to remember that emergencies don’t discriminate and no school is immune to a disaster. Throughout the […]