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Trump to End Policy Barring ICE Raids at Schools, Hospitals and Churches, mass deportations, Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Trump to End Policy Barring ICE Raids at Schools, Hospitals and Churches

Trump plans to rescind the current policy banning ICE raids in schools, hospitals and churches his first day…

News January 3
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Nearly half of Gen Z workers would only report workplace violence when they feared for their own or a coworker’s safety if they could report the threat anonymously.

Opinion: Gen Z Employees Are Less Likely to Report Workplace Violence; Anonymous Reporting Could Change That

More promotion of anonymous reporting programs could help Gen Z employees overcome their hesitation to report workplace violence.

News December 5
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Winter Weather Preparedness 101: Are You Ready?

Taking the following precautions will help you and your campus community stay safe during inclement winter weather.

Insights November 29
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Nurses at Washington Hospital Picket Over Workplace Violence, St. Joseph Medical Center, Washington State Nurses Association (WSNA)

Nurses at Washington Hospital Picket Over Workplace Violence

The nurses at St. Joseph Medical Center in Tacoma are also calling on hospital management to address staffing…

News November 6
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Student Drags California High School Assistant Principal by Hair Across Parking Lot, San Ramon Valley Unified School District

Student Drags California High School Assistant Principal by Hair Across Parking Lot

The incident happened in the parking lot outside of the high school’s homecoming dance. A 16-year-old male faces…

News October 24
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Mitigating Workplace Violence at Ambulatory Care Sites

Healthcare organizations often overlook the security needs of freestanding clinics and offices. These best practices will help you…

Insights October 22
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Santa Monica College Employee Shot by Co-Worker Has Died

The suspect fled the scene but took his own life the next day after police boxed him in…

News October 17
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De-Escalation: A Critical Cornerstone of Safety in Education and Healthcare, workplace violence, de-escalate

De-Escalating Angry People: A Critical Safety Skill in Education and Healthcare

These five de-escalation disciplines will help you effectively deal with angry students, family members, visitors, and patients.

Insights October 15
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Drug Overdose Deaths Have Decreased in the U.S.

Drug deaths declined by about 10.6% this year, which is a significant reversal from previous years.

News September 19

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