Workplace Violence Costs U.S. Hospitals Over $18 Billion Each Year, Study Finds
A new American Hospital Association study reveals healthcare facilities paid over $13 billion in 2023 for the medical…
News October 7
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How to Handle Difficult Employee Conversations: A Manager’s Guide to Effective Counseling
Use these effective counseling techniques in your conversations with employees to foster understanding, resolve conflicts, and build stronger…
Insights September 9
VA Medical Centers Face Staffing Crisis as Shortages Surge 50%
VA medical centers face a 50% surge in staffing shortages, with critical gaps in medical, nursing, mental health…
News August 14
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Are Campus Public Safety Wages Keeping Up with Inflation? Take Our Survey
Please take our Campus Safety 2025 Salary and Benefits Benchmark Survey, which also covers staffing levels, officer incentives,…
News August 10
Compassion Fatigue: Your Job Is to Help Others, but Who Is Helping You?
First responders, clinicians, educators, counselors and others in the helping professions can be vulnerable to compassion fatigue. Here’s…
Insights July 18
New York City’s Plan to Reverse School Safety Staff Shortages Sparks Debate
Critics are worried New York City’s plan to address school safety staffing shortages by hiring 400 assistant safety…
News July 10
How to Recruit Campus Police and Security Officers
Schools, universities and hospitals require a different type of law enforcement and security officer than other types of…
Insights July 10
I’m an Emergency Manager. How Can I Take Care of My Own Kids During a Campus Crisis?
Here’s how six emergency managers balance their family commitments and their professional responsibilities during an emergency.
Insights April 17
Former Valdosta State Police Chief Resigns Following Ethics Investigation
Former Chief Alan Rowe was accused of human resources, discrimination, and workplace policy violations.
News October 29
