Officer Retention

Read: Violence Against Hospital Security Officers Highlights Need for Retention Strategy Revisions

Violence Against Hospital Security Officers Highlights Need for Retention Strategy Revisions

Hospitals must regularly revisit their recruitment and retention strategies to best protect and keep their security employees.

Read: Kentucky: 43% of Schools Don’t Have SROs Despite State Requirement

Kentucky: 43% of Schools Don’t Have SROs Despite State Requirement

House Bill 63, passed by the Kentucky legislature in 2022, requires all campuses to have at least one school resource officer (SRO).

Read: Jury: University of Washington Must Pay $16M for Police Department Discrimination Against Black Officers

Jury: University of Washington Must Pay $16M for Police Department Discrimination Against Black Officers

Attorneys for the Black officers claimed UW turned a blind eye for years to the more than 100 racist incidents.

Read: 22 Rules for New Campus Police and Security Officers

22 Rules for New Campus Police and Security Officers

If you are new in your department, follow these guidelines to greatly increase your chances for success.

Read: Harassment of Healthcare Workers More Than Doubled in 4 Years

Harassment of Healthcare Workers More Than Doubled in 4 Years

The increase in harassment appears to have led to more healthcare workers wanting to leave their jobs, resulting in more patient complaints.

Read: How to Create a School District Safety Department from Scratch

How to Create a School District Safety Department from Scratch

Dr. James Corbin grew the number of Hamilton County Schools Safety Department employees to more than 60 in only three years.

Read: Bourbon County Schools Might Bring Back Distance Learning

Bourbon County Schools Might Bring Back Distance Learning

Bourbon County district officials say its schools’ salaries can’t compete with nearby Fayette County’s new teacher pay rates.

Read: Duquesne University PD Ends Strike After Reaching Tentative Agreement

Duquesne University PD Ends Strike After Reaching Tentative Agreement

Duquesne and the officers’ union had been engaged in months of negotiations over pensions, healthcare, wages, and seniority.

Read: The Future of College Policing and Security

The Future of College Policing and Security

Institutions of higher education are evolving, which poses both challenges and opportunities for campus law enforcement and security departments.

Read: 4-Day School Weeks Gaining in Popularity in U.S.

4-Day School Weeks Gaining in Popularity in U.S.

Four-day school weeks may help districts recruit and retain teachers but could also result in more juvenile crime.

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