By Hugh Pelmore, ARETE safety and protection Inc. In dealing with co-worker conflict, the most challenging issue for workers and supervisors is having the ability to effectively speak up and deal with co-worker issues early on. This includes dealing with bullying, personal harassment, rumours, constant negativity and a myriad of other unwanted workplace behaviours. The …
Monthly Archive: July 2010
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Jul 30 2010
Threat Assessment and Management Workshop
from ProActive ReSolutions Inc. Identify and Manage the Threat of Violence Identifying people who pose a risk of violence and developing plans to contain that risk are critical skills for many professionals. Violence risk assessment and management must be systematic, comprehensive, transparent, and evidence-based to be most effective. You can learn essential knowledge and skills …
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Jul 30 2010
When Trauma Survivors Return to Work
By Kevin Spence, CapeGazette.com Barbara Barski-Carrow knows what it’s like to lose a job. Long before the economic downturn, she said she was laid off because of downsizing, an event that left her confused, angry and searching for answers. “I was traumatized,” she said. Following her dismissal, she enrolled in Georgetown University, where she received …
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Jul 29 2010
Red Flags, Threat Assessments and Connecting-the-Dots
By Rick Shaw, Awareity.com Have you noticed more and more comments from the media, safety experts and government leaders are focusing on the failure of organizations to connect-the-dots and the failure to identify red flags prior to emergencies and crisis situations? From Columbine to Virginia Tech to Fort Hood to the University of Alabama and …
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Jul 29 2010
Awareity Launches New Incident Reporting Tools to Prevent Workplace Violence
Press Release from Awareity.com Awareity officially launches new TIPS (Threat Assessment, Incident Management and Prevention Services). TIPS offers a unique and holistic suite of tools to immediately improve threat assessment team efforts, incident reporting, incident management, intervention and prevention efforts. In today’s litigious, increasingly regulated and safety-oriented society, organizations have responsibilities to ensure ongoing compliance …
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