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Simplifying transformation in retail safety and security
.png) Change
can be daunting. No matter the size of the organization, AP/LP leaders
sometimes struggle to change established methods - even when they
recognize the need for it. This resistance to change can hinder progress
and limit the effectiveness of AP/LP efforts.
But what if there were ways to make transformation smoother and more
manageable? In this article,
Auror dives deep
into the concept of change management in the context of retail safety
and security and provides four practical strategies to simplify your
organization's approach:
1. Educate the entire organization, early and often
2. Define key stakeholders
3. Plan for how to implement and connect different solutions
4. Measure and communicate success
Read more:
auror.co/the-intel/ways-to-simplify-ap-lp-transformation.
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The U.S. Crime Surge
The Retail Impact
LA Shoplifting is Down, But Still
Vastly Higher Than Pre-COVID
'The current total marks a 77.4%
increase over the equivalent period in 2022.'
Shoplifting drops from historic highs, but Los Angeles stores keep
getting hit
City on pace for more than 10,000
thefts for second consecutive year; department and clothing stores are
frequently targeted
 A
year ago at this time, Los Angeles was suffering from an epidemic of
retail theft. The Los Angeles Police Department was frequently recording
more than 1,000 shoplifting reports every month, up from
approximately 550 in the years before the pandemic. In August 2023
Mayor Karen Bass teamed with regional law enforcement agencies to form
the Organized Retail Crimes Task Force.
The city appears to be making some headway against shoplifting,
but only to a degree. From Jan. 1-Sept. 30, there were 8,161
shoplifting reports, according to publicly available LAPD data. That
is down 9.4% from the same time the previous year.
However, the current total marks a 77.4%
increase over the equivalent period in 2022, and
also is vastly higher than in the pre-COVID
years. For a long time shoplifting in the city held
relatively steady. From 2015 through 2019, there were between 6,200 and
7,200 yearly incidents.
Reports tumbled when stores closed early in the pandemic, but then
started to rapidly increase, leading retailers to put everything
from deodorant to baby formula behind glass. Last year there were more
than 12,000 shoplifting reports in the city.
The rise in shoplifting helped spur Proposition 36, the statewide
measure which appeared on this month's ballot, and which would increase
penalties for some theft and drug crimes. It passed with nearly 69%
approval.
Department stores in the first nine months of the year were hit by
shoplifters 2,565 times, accounting for 31.4% of the incidents in
the city, according to LAPD data. The next-highest location was clothing
stores, with 864 reports.
All manner of businesses are victimized. There were 117 reports of
shoplifting in a liquor store, and 19 from a cell phone store.
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'State-of-the-Art Safe Streets
Operations Control Center (SSOCC)'
Collaborating Technology Brings Hackensack Safer Streets
The city held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on November 4 to officially open
its state-of-the-art Safe Streets Operations Control Center (SSOCC).
Although the center had been operational in recent weeks to test its
capabilities, the official opening marked a new milestone for the
Hackensack Police Department in using advanced, location-based data
technology to enhance public safety across the city.
"This is a significant day for the city of Hackensack, for the
residents, and for the people who work here. It enhances safety by
utilizing technology and location-based services to provide better
community service in terms of safety and crime data analysis," said
newly promoted Police Chief Michael Antista.
The center, located on Union Street, employs cutting-edge tools designed
to improve public safety, reduce crime, and support community outreach.
By leveraging systems such as crime analysis data, service call
records, safety camera feeds, license plate readers, real-time tracking
of police vehicles, "Drone as a First Responder" data, and weather
and flood sensors, Hackensack's police force has adopted a more
proactive and informed approach to policing. The center also benefits
from information-sharing relationships with neighboring law enforcement
agencies, regional organizations, and state counter-terrorism partners.
With over 60 safety cameras positioned throughout the city to support
patrol officers and deter crime, the Hackensack Police Department is
steadily expanding its safety camera network in partnership with
government and private sector entities.
"This keeps everyone safe-it keeps the residents safer, it keeps
businesses safer, and it keeps our police and firefighters safer
because they know what they are dealing with and what they might face
when they arrive on the scene."
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Another State Moves Toward Tougher ORC
Penalties
Committee clears bill strengthening penalties for organized retail theft
A
bill aimed at combatting organized retail crime across the state
advanced in the New Jersey State Assembly.
Assembly Bill 4755 would establish harsher penalties for repeat
offenders and stronger protections for retail employees. Sponsors
include Assembly members Joe Danielsen, D-17th District; Alex Sauickie,
R-12th District; and Heather Simmons, D-3rd District.
Additionally, A4755 would allocate $1 million to the New Jersey
Attorney General to create a retail theft unit within the Department of
Law and Public Safety. The group would investigate and prosecute
cases concerning retail theft acts. The division would also have
authorization to assist county prosecutors in doing the same.
Other aspects of the measure include:
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Establishing assault of a retail
business employee as an aggravated assault, which could be charged as a
third- or fourth-degree crime - depending on the severity of injuries
• Upgrading the charge of leading an organized retail theft
ring to a first-degree crime
• Increasing the penalty for failure to pay taxes as leader of
said enterprise to a second-degree crime
• Extending terms of imprisonment for repeat offenders who
have been convicted multiple times of retail theft
njbiz.com
RELATED: NJ bill would increase penalties
for leaders of organized retail crime
How Will Prop 36 Impact Crime &
Incarceration Rates?
Even CA Moved Right With Ballot Measure Funded by Retail Giants
Incarceration rates may soon rise in
California due to a ballot initiative that passed on November 5.
Amid the onslaught of dismal news on Election Day, Californians
passed
a "tough-on-crime" ballot initiative that will lengthen sentences
for some theft and drug crimes - a policy that equity-focused
advocates
warn will vastly increase incarceration rates in the state.
Proposition 36 - also known as the Homelessness, Drug Addiction, and
Theft Reduction Act - passed overwhelmingly 70-30 at the ballot box.
The measure, which was funded and supported by
big box stores, prosecutors and law enforcement groups, is a response to
what many perceive as triple crises. Overdose deaths have
skyrocketed since 2019, largely driven by the rise in fentanyl, a
synthetic opioid. Meanwhile, housing shortages and unaffordable rents
have contributed to
record-high homelessness, leading to controversy over unhoused
encampments in cities. And all the while, the public is inundated with a
constant march of overblown, panic-inducing news stories about retail
theft.
The language of Prop 36 blames overdoses, homelessness and retail
theft in California on reforms enacted by a 2014 ballot initiative,
Proposition 47. Prop 47 downgraded a number of charges involving
drug possession or theft below $950 from felonies to misdemeanors. It
also diverted the money saved by reduced incarceration into grants for
community-based programs.
truthout.org
Jewelry store heist by illegal migrants damns Biden border crisis and
failed NY criminal justice 'reforms'
New York's unending migrant crisis has
entered the "dark comedy" phase: A crew of illegals who used saws to
break into a Long Island jewelry store early Thursday was let go without
bail - and then used the same tools to cut off their ankle monitors and
vanish.
Charlotte, NC: Attorneys Sue Northlake Mall Blaming Owners For Pattern
of Violence
What to know about New Orleans mass shooting that killed 2, injured at
least 10
Retail Continues to Prep for Trump
Tariffs
Lowe's prepping for 'what may be coming from the administration' on
tariffs
The retailer said it diversified its
supply chain after Trump's first tariffs, but that 40% of its assortment
is sourced abroad and more levies would add costs.
 Lowe's
diversified its supply chain following tariffs imposed by the first
Trump administration, but, with about 40% of its assortment still
sourced from overseas, another round of levies would add costs,
executives told analysts Tuesday.
Executives addressed questions on the potential impact of import tariffs
proposed by the president-elect, saying they would likely benefit
from the supply chain diversification motivated by a round from the
first Trump administration, and the relationships built with
suppliers since then. The 40% of Lowe's assortment that still comes from
abroad includes Lowe's own merchandise as well as other brands. Stanley
Black and Decker earlier this month said it has worked since the spring
to
mitigate possible new tariffs by shifting production away from
China.
Economists have warned that tariffs on the scale touted by Trump
would
fuel inflation, with
Bank of America economists led by Aditya Bhave estimating it "will
likely get stuck above 2.5%."
"We're preparing internally for what may be coming from the
administration," Chief Financial Officer Brandon Sink said during a
call with analysts, adding, "But you know, timing and details remain
uncertain at this point."
retaildive.com
Workers Wonder if Employers Care About
Safety
You Knew This Job Was Dangerous When You Took It
The 2024 National Safety & Salary
Survey reveals that safety leaders have a high degree of satisfaction in
their profession.
Based on responses from 631 EHS professionals, we can tell you that
roughly half of all safety leaders in the United States (49%) manage a
staff, though most likely a very small staff (between 1 and 9 people);
however, 5% are responsible for 50 or more people. Looking at it the
other way, the other half (51%) of all respondents have nobody else
helping them keep their workplaces safe. Little wonder, then, that
so many respondents wondered how seriously
their companies took safety if they only had one person
managing it.
If you're curious as to what a "typical safety leader" looks like, we
ran some cross-comparisons on many of the categories to identify the
most frequent responses to our various demographic questions. So we can
tell you that the prototypical safety leader has the job title of EHS
manager, is a white male in his 50s, lives in the Midwest, has more than
20 years of experience, works in a manufacturing plant or facility,
earns $105,890, and in the past year received a raise between 3-5%.
In fact, comparing this year's average salary to last year's,
salaries as a whole were up 6%, which is about twice that of the
average raise throughout the U.S. economy, according to Indeed. If your
raise was nowhere near that big, well, as we said, it's an average-your
mileage may vary.
ehstoday.com
27% of Americans Coping with Stress by
'Doom Spending'
Americans Are 'Doom Spending' Due to Stress: How Can It Be Avoided?
Americans are being increasingly bombarded with messages of woe and
unease, particularly in an era where the 24/7 news cycle dominates. The
proliferation of social media, digital media coverage, and the fact
that nearly everyone carries a smartphone capable of receiving
pessimistic content within reach at all times may be exacerbating
individuals' exposure to negativity, and consequences are emerging.
According to a recent
Intuit Credit Karma report, a majority of respondents (60%) are
"concerned with the current state of the world and economy," with
the current cost of living (at 55%) and persistent inflation (43%) being
singled out as the most prominent sources of worry. Facing down
unaffordable housing costs (21%), wages not keeping up with the cost of
living (21%), and foreign affairs such as war (14%) also made the list.
Doom Spending: What Is It, and Who Is
Participating in It?
According to the report, 27% of Americans are coping with this stress
by "doom spending." With Intuit Credit Karma defining doom spending
as "spending money despite concerns about the economy and foreign
affairs" for the purposes of its study, it seems to be at least somewhat
related to the much older concept of retail therapy. However, as
Lifehacker writer Jeff Somers recently suggested, there is a
significant gulf between the two concepts.
retailwire.com
Walmart raises annual forecasts again, signals holiday shopping surge
beyond essentials
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2024 State of Remote Video Monitoring in Retail Chains
Cutting-edge technologies like video
verification & voice-down commands demonstrate significant impact in
reducing security incidents and enhancing store safety
Interface
has just released its comprehensive report on retail security trends:
the 2024 State of Remote Video Monitoring in Retail Chains.
This report is packed with insights from over 2 million monitoring
requests and 69,264 high-priority security events across 4,156 retail
locations. It dives deep into the evolving challenges in retail security
and highlights how Interface is tacking them head-on.
Here's a glimpse of what's inside:
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Get insights into issues like theft, disturbances, and loitering.
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The Election's Impact on Possible
TikTok Ban
Will Trump Try To Stop the US TikTok Ban?
TikTok's history in the United States is a complicated one, especially in recent
years. In August 2020, then-President Donald Trump issued an executive order
seeking to
ban the app for national security reasons, as
NPR reported at the time.
The ban faced a litany of legal challenges and never actually came into force,
and in 2021 then-President
Joe Biden
revoked Trump's executive order entirely.
Then, as a
separate NPR report detailed earlier this year, Biden signed a law which
would
ban TikTok unless it was sold within a prescribed time frame. That
deadline of Jan. 19, 2025, is fast approaching.
Now, questions are circulating about the fate of the popular social media
platform as Trump, having emerged victorious in the Nov. 5 election, has
signaled at least some interest in preventing or otherwise sidestepping the
ban - an apparent change of heart. According to
Bloomberg, Trump has "suggested publicly that he thinks a TikTok ban is a
bad idea."
But will Trump actually try to
halt the upcoming TikTok ban, and is such an outcome feasible?
Trump, TikTok, and the Options on the Table
Writing for Bloomberg, Alexandra S. Levine laid out a variety of potential
outcomes presented to Trump as he prepares to take office.
"It's possible Trump could devise an alternative solution to a sale, urge
Congress to roll back the law or instruct his Justice Department not to enforce
it, but none of those scenarios are as simple as they sound," Levine
suggested.
While pushing a repeal of the ban through Congress - which it appears
Trump may have great control over, after the GOP achieved both House and Senate
majorities, according to
CNN projections - may appear the simplest option, it comes with a few
serious caveats.
retailwire.com
New Microsoft Security Features
Microsoft announces new and improved Windows 11 security features
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has implemented some and is working on delivering several other
security-related features and improvements for Windows 11.
Administrator protection will allow users to make system changes on their PCs
without having administrator rights (that can be abused by attackers who
have compromised the system).
"With administrator protection, if a system change requires administrator
rights, like some app installations, the user is prompted to securely authorize
the change using Windows Hello. Windows creates a temporary isolated admin token
to get the job done. This temporary token is immediately destroyed once the
task is complete, ensuring that admin privileges do not persist," David
Weston, Vice President Enterprise and OS Security at Microsoft, explained.
"Administrator protection helps ensure that users, and not malware, remain in
control of system resources. It will also be disruptive to attackers as they
no longer have automatic, direct access to the kernel or other critical system
security without specific Windows Hello authorization."
helpnetsecurity.com
CISA Director Heading for the Exits
Easterly to step down from CISA director role on Inauguration Day
CISA confirmed that political appointees of
the Biden administration will also depart the agency as the Trump administration
takes over.
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Jen Easterly will step
down on President-elect Donald Trump's Inauguration Day, the agency confirmed
Monday.
NextGov reported the news Thursday.
Other political appointees will join Easterly in resigning as the agency
prepares to transition to the new administration.
"All appointees of the Biden Administration will vacate their positions
by the time the new administration takes office at noon on Jan. 20," Valerie
Mongello, external relations advisor and executive communications program lead
at CISA, said Monday via email. "At CISA, we are fully committed to a seamless
transition."
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Amazon's Union & Workers' Rights Fight
Amazon challenges labor agency's constitutionality in federal court
Attorneys for Amazon and Elon Musk's SpaceX argued in a federal appeals court
Monday that the National Labor Relations Board's structure is
unconstitutional, advancing a legal fight that may last into the Trump
administration where Musk is expected to oversee bureaucratic cost-cutting.
A panel of three judges at the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans
heard separate oral arguments in the SpaceX and Amazon lawsuits, which the
two companies initiated after the labor agency filed complaints against them in
disputes about workers' rights and union organizing.
A ruling in favor of the companies could immensely diminish - or paralyze -
the nearly century-old agency, which is tasked with enforcing labor laws and
settling labor-related complaints workers lodge against their employers. The
issue may eventually reach the U.S. Supreme Court, which has a conservative
majority and has issued rulings curbing the power of government agencies.
Amazon's lawsuit against the NLRB is tied to the company's objections to a
union election that took place at a warehouse in New York City in April 2022.
The retail giant has accused the agency of improperly interfering in that
election, partly by bringing a lawsuit against the company to reinstate a fired
organizer close to when voting began.
The Amazon Labor Union ultimately won the election to represent workers, but
Amazon has refused to come to the negotiating table.
The company's attorneys argued in the lawsuit that the NLRB board members who
authorized the agency's complaint later "acted as judges" by denying a review of
Amazon's objections, which also came before them. Amazon's lawyers maintained
the agency's structure was unconstitutional because board members are shielded
from removal by the U.S. president, among other things.
In a statement issued before Monday's hearing, NLRB General Counsel Jennifer
Abruzzo said it was "nothing new for big companies to challenge the authority
of the NLRB to enforce workers' rights so as not to be held accountable for
their violations" of labor law.
apnews.com
USPS Launches Ecommerce Platform 'Santa's Gift Shoppe'
The USPS is launching a seasonal ecommerce platform powered by Toys"R"Us
called Santa's Gift Shoppe. The online shop is exclusively for people who wish
to donate gifts for USPS Operation Santa ("letter adopters," the Postal Service
calls them).
USPS Operation Santa was started 112 years ago, allowing people to
"adopt" letters to Santa written by children and families who express a wish for
a gift. "By choosing a letter, participants make a direct impact on their
communities, bringing hope, joy and generosity to the holiday season," the USPS
explained.
ecommercebytes.com
Walmart's official Black Friday sale landing page is now up with new sneak peeks
at upcoming deals
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Roseville, MN: East Coast couple arrested in Minnesota, part of ring
that took Lululemon for $1M in thefts
An East Coast couple has been arrested and charged in Ramsey County with
being part of a theft operation suspected of stealing roughly $1 million
in goods across several states from the high-end women's athletic wear
retailer Lululemon. Jadion Anthony Richards, 44, and Akwele Nickeisha
Lawes-Richards, 45, both of Danbury, Conn., were charged Friday in
Ramsey County District Court with organized retail theft in connection
with crimes that spanned more than two months until their arrests
Thursday. Both appeared in court Monday and remain jailed ahead of
hearings scheduled for Dec. 16. Richards' bail was set at $100,000 and
Lawes-Richards' at $30,000. Attorneys for each defendant were not
immediately available to respond to the allegations. The County
Attorney's Office said this the first case it has prosecuted under a
state statute enacted into law in May 2023 that is aimed at addressing
organized retail theft. In a nod to the work of the Roseville Police
Department and its new retail crime unit, as well as other law
enforcement agencies, "these individuals accused of this massive retail
theft operation have been caught," read a statement from Dennis
Gerhardstein, spokesman for the County Attorney's Office. "We will do
everything in our power to hold these defendants accountable, and
continue to work with our law enforcement partners and retail merchants
to put a stop to retail theft in our community."
startribune.com
Citrus Heights, CA: Police Nab Suspect for Stealing $35K of Women's
Apparel From Macy's Stores
A Sacramento, Calif. man has been taken into custody for the theft of an
estimated $35,000 in women's sportswear and apparel from local Macy's
department stores. The Citrus Heights Police Department (CHPD) arrested
29-year-old Tyrell Jermaine English on Friday following a multi-week
investigation into a rash of incidents at the Macy's at Citrus Heights
Sunrise Mall and two other Macy's stores in nearby Sacramento. English,
who was booked on charges of retail theft and robbery, was arrested
after detectives executed search warrants at his residence, leading to
the discovery of more than $10,000 in stolen apparel that was confirmed
stolen by the stores. He has been booked at the Sacramento County main
jail and is awaiting trial. According to Lieutenant Wesley Herman, an
investigator with CHPD's Special Services Division, additional victims
in the crime spree may be forthcoming, and English is believed to have
been accompanied by at least two other suspects who are not yet in
custody. "Stolen products are often resold on various online platforms
where it's both easy and often anonymous to do so," he added. "Facebook
Marketplace, OfferUp and others are frequently used to illegally sell
these stolen items for less than retail value."
sourcingjournal.com
Redding, CA: 31 arrested in police operation targeting retail theft and
drugs
 31
people were arrested in a Joint Retail Theft Operation Conducted by
Neighborhood Police Unit, Bike Team, and Shasta County Probation on
Wednesday. The Redding Police Department (RPD) said that the operation
spanned across 10 retail stores in Redding and resulted in 31 arrests,
13 for theft and 13 for narcotics-related offenses. The other five were
for outstanding warrants. Police shared only four of the more notable
arrests, given the volume of the incidents. The first arrest RPD
highlighted was that of 31-year-old Joshua Powell. Powell had been
arrested on Tuesday, just one day before the operation. Powell was
released almost immediately back into the community by the hospital
after leaving the Shasta County Jail due to an injury related to what
RPD said was excessive narcotics use.
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Memphis, TN: Suspects on the run after 50K worth of damages, stolen
alcohol at liquor store
Ocoee, FL: Group of thieves steal $35K in liquor from Ocoee business
Jonesboro, AR: 2 men arrested after $5,000+ worth of items shoplifted
during incident
Sugar Land, TX: Two men arrested for $3500 theft at Dick's Sporting
Goods
Douglas County, CO: Deputies arrest 2 shoplifting suspects in $2000
theft at Safeway
Wauwatosa, WI: Wauwatosa retail theft, police pursuit; 3 taken into
custody
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Shootings & Deaths
Baltimore, MD: Gunfire damages Five Below store at Canton Crossing
Gunfire at the Canton Crossing Shopping Center leaves a business and car
damaged. On Monday just before noon, Baltimore Police were alerted of gunshots
in the 3500 block of Boston Street. Witnesses reported seeing a gunman firing at
a white vehicle before fleeing the scene. Officers found no shooting victims on
scene. However, the glass door at the Five Below store was shattered. A car in
the lot was also hit. So far no arrests have been made.
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Gurnee, IL: 1 of 3 suspects arrested after robbing victim at gunpoint, shooting
at him in Gurnee store parking lot
One of the three suspects is in custody after authorities say they robbed a man,
who was with his child, in the parking lot of a Gurnee store and shot at him
Lake County Assistant State's Attorney Kailey Hopkins said the Gurnee Police
Department was dispatched around 9:30 p.m. on April 11 for a report of a theft
of a GMC Sierra short bed in the parking lot of Menards, 6401 Grand Avenue.
Officers spoke to the victim, who reported he was in the parking lot of the
store to sell the short bed after arranging with a buyer on Facebook
Marketplace.
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Robberies, Incidents & Thefts
Clifton Heights, PA: Federal Prison Time For Man Who Tied Up T-Mobile Clerk In
$450 Armed Robbery
A Delaware County man was sentenced to more than a decade in federal prison
for the armed robbery of a cell phone store in 2022. United States Attorney
Jacqueline C. Romero said Jason Donte Hayes, 26, of Clifton Heights, was
sentenced Monday by to 11 years and three months in prison, as well as five
years of supervised release, for the armed robbery of a Delaware County cellular
phone store. At the time of the crime, Hayes was on state probation for burglary
and a previous robbery.
patch.com
St. Catharines, ON , Canada: 51 shoplifting arrests this autumn in retail theft
initiative
Between September and November, working with various retail partners, CORE
members conducted nine focused initiatives to directly address retail theft. As
a result, 51 arrests were made and 48 criminal charges were laid. CORE members
identified a total of $14,600 in stolen merchandise - over $7,000 was recovered
and returned to retail partners in "saleable" condition. Authorities also seized
weapons, laid drugs charges, and identified and arrested individuals with
outstanding warrants. Members of the St. Catharines/Thorold CORE Unit will be
continuing the initiative to deter retail theft.
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GA - Robbery
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CA - Burglary
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Township, PA - Robbery
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County, CO - Robbery
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Hartford, NY - Robbery
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Station, TX - Robbery
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proactive training mediums, standardized audits and the resolution of internal
and external investigations. Management Develop and foster an open line of
communication with Operations to support all levels of business dialogue in
order to increase gross margin efforts and decrease shrink and related risks...
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Associate Full Time, Asset Protection, Wayfair Stores
Wilmette, IL
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Posted October 3
As an Asset Protection Host, you will support the Asset
Protection and Store Leadership team by contributing to the overall guest
experience by welcoming and thanking guests and employees into the retail store.
This key role will report to the Asset Protection Lead and Asset Protection
Manager. This is a people-facing role and requires the right candidate to be
engaging, charismatic, and eager to engage regularly with customers and
employees...
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Corporate Risk Manager
Houston, TX
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Posted September 18
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: Proactive approach
to preventing losses/injuries, whether they are to our employees, third parties,
or customers' valuables. They include cash in transit, auto losses, or injuries;
Report all incidents, claims, and losses that may expose the company to
financial losses, whether they are covered by insurance or not...
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District Asset Protection Manager
North Kingstown, RI
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Posted September 16
The District Asset Protection Manager at OSJL plays a key
role in safeguarding the organization's stores. Through training and program
implementation, this role champions a safe working environment and minimizes
loss from shrink, theft, and fraud. This role conducts regular store visits,
leads investigations, and collaborates with store leadership on best practices
for asset protection...
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Corporate Risk Manager
Memphis, TN or New Orleans, LA
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Posted June 27
Summary of Role and Responsibilities: Proactive approach
to preventing losses/injuries, whether they are to our employees, third parties,
or customers' valuables. They include cash in transit, auto losses, or injuries;
Report all incidents, claims, and losses that may expose the company to
financial losses, whether they are covered by insurance or not...
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Loss Prevention Specialist
Temple, TX
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Posted June 18
The Loss Prevention Specialist identifies various types of
losses and thefts, works cross-functionally in a fast-paced environment
providing critical guidance to Operations on asset protection and profit
improvement initiatives. At The Fikes Companies, our Mission is to build a
highly successful company which our employees are proud of, our customers value,
and the communities we serve can count on...
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Multi-Store Detective (Pittsburgh Operating Market)
Pittsburgh, PA -
Posted
April 9
Job Summary: Store Detectives are key players in serving
their assigned locations in the detection and apprehension of shoplifters. Job
Responsibilities: Detect and apprehend shoplifters with the use of standard
visual practice and CCTV in multi-store environment; Utilize CCTV to create
video records of incidents requested by law enforcement and internal
departments...
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Multi-Store Detective (Cleveland Operating Market)
Cleveland, OH -
Posted
April 9
Job Summary: Store Detectives are key players in serving
their assigned locations in the detection and apprehension of shoplifters. Job
Responsibilities: Detect and apprehend shoplifters with the use of standard
visual practice and CCTV in multi-store environment; Utilize CCTV to create
video records of incidents requested by law enforcement and internal
departments...
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Multi-Store Detective (Akron/Canton Operating Market)
Akron/Canton, OH -
Posted
April 9
Job Summary: Store Detectives are key players in serving
their assigned locations in the detection and apprehension of shoplifters. Job
Responsibilities: Detect and apprehend shoplifters with the use of standard
visual practice and CCTV in multi-store environment; Utilize CCTV to create
video records of incidents requested by law enforcement and internal
departments...
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