For Professionals Committed to Safe and Caring Workplaces.
If you’re faced with violence in your organization, understanding behaviors is the first step toward knowing how to respond effectively and safely. All behaviors, from discourtesy to retaliation to physical aggression, can have a staggering impact on your workplace culture, whether they’re exhibited by customers or coworkers.
Read more: How Do You Define Workplace Violence?…
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Read the latest addition to the CPI article library, “Defining Workplace Bullying,” by Bill Badzmierowski, CPI’s Prepare Training® director of Instructor Services, about the many complicated factors that contribute to workplace bullying and harassment.
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Read the latest post in Workplace Violence Prevention: CPI’s Prepare Training® Blog, “What Can We Do About Workplace Bullying?,” about ways to address–but not give in–to workplace bullying.
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Read the latest post in “Workplace Violence Prevention – CPI’s Prepare Training® Blog,” “When It All Goes Wrong,” about how key concepts in the Prepare Training® program can be applied in everyday situations – even while traveling.
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Read the latest post in “Workplace Violence Prevention – CPI’s Prepare Training® Blog,” “The Forgotten Workforce,” about the necessity of teens, young adults, and temporary employees being trained in violence response procedures.
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Read Tony Jace’s latest entry in the CPI Executive Blog, “New OSHA Directive on Workplace Violence,” about a new set of guidelines designed to establish uniform procedures for OSHA staff to respond to and investigate incidents of workplace violence.
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Read the latest addition to the CPI Article Library, “Workplace Violence as Part of Emergency Preparedness.” Written by CPI president Judith Schubert and published in Hospital News, this article discusses how workplace violence prevention efforts in hospitals should be included as part of an organization’s emergency preparedness plans.
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