Press Release from PRWeb.com More than 70 percent of U.S. businesses have no policy or formal program in place to address workplace violence. However, violence costs businesses $70 billion a year, with $64.4 billion attributed to lost workplace productivity. In the latest HRmarketer Market Share podcast, Kim Wells, executive director of the Corporate Alliance to …
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