Monthly Archive: June 2008

Jun 30 2008

Hospital and Healthcare workers, beware! Gangs and workplace violence is just around the corner.

By Lou Savelli, GangsAcrossAmerica.com A common misconception held by health care workers (nurses, doctors, admin., etc..) health care security professionals, and law enforcement officers has led to a false sense of security. The misconception, simply stated, is that hospitals and health care facilities are neutral territory for gangs and other bad guys. I don’t know …

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Jun 30 2008

Teachers question suspension policy

By Pablo Lopez, The Fresno Bee For two years, the Fresno Unified School District has slashed its suspension rates — saving hundreds of thousands of dollars in state attendance money by keeping unruly students on campus instead of sending them home. Now teachers are complaining that the approach has had an unintended cost: An increase …

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Jun 28 2008

U of A prepares for the worst: New emergency alarm system will incorporate cellphones, e-mail and video

By Keith Gerein, The Edmonton Journal The prospect is unthinkable. A shooting spree similar to Virginia Tech erupts at the University of Alberta, sending shock waves of panic and confusion through the campus. Students and staff must be told what to do and where to go, but how best to get the message through? Thanks …

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Jun 27 2008

Recognizing the Signs of Potential Workplace Violence

Press Release from The Earth Times Workplace violence, and the impact of these incidents, can be mitigated through the recognition of the impending signs of potential violent behavior. Research supports that the majority of incidents of workplace violence could have been avoided, or the impact limited, had people been properly educated and trained to detect …

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