WORKPLACE VIOLENCE CARROLL WARD EASTERN REGIONAL SECURITY OFFICER 757-441-3431 FAX: 757-441-3422.

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WORKPLACE VIOLENCE CARROLL WARD EASTERN REGIONAL SECURITY OFFICER FAX:

DEFINITION OF WORKPLACE VIOLENCE  Workplace violence is any physical assualt, threatening behavior, or verbal abuse occurring in the work setting  A workplace my be any location either permanent or temporary where an employee performs any work-related duty

ACTS OF WORKPLACE VIOLENCE  Aggravated assault  Sexual assault  Product tampering  Sabotage  Homicide  Includes acts committed during robberies

IS WORKPLACE VIOLENCE AN EPIDEMIC?  CDC SAYS….. – Violence has reached “epidemic proportions” – 111,000 violent incidents per year – ,000 workplace homicides per year

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE  Is the second leading cause of death in the workplace overall  Is the leading cause of death in the workplace for females – 1 out of 20 women will be the victim of a stalker

WHAT CAUSES VIOLENT ACTS?  Disgruntled Employees  Domestic Disturbance  Delusional Person

DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEE  Long Tenure  Stressor causes violence  End of the line

DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE Violence spills over into the workplace

DELUSIONAL PERSON  Acts against perceived to be wrong  No connection to organization

NCVC, FBI ACADEMY  Serial Killers  Serial Rapists  Workplace Violence Stressors are the same

WHO COMMITS WORKPLACE VIOLENCE?  Employee  Former Employee  Contractor  Customer  Vendor

“PROFILE” OF A PERPETRATOR THERE IS NO PROFILE!

PATTERNS AND PROFILES  Look for patterns rather than individual warning signs  Profiles can help identify potential problems However, they are not all inclusive or exclusive

INDICATORS OF A PERPETRATOR  White male  years old  Problem Employee  History of Violent Behavior  Intimidates Others  Possible Substance Abuse

INDICATORS OF A PERPETRATOR  Obsessed with guns, gun magazines  Interested in past acts of violence in the workplace  Makes open or veiled threats  Obsessed with job  Loner

INDICATORS OF A PERPETRATOR  Paranoid  Can’t take criticism  Holds a grudge

WHY DO SOME ACT OUT? NO SUPPORT SYSTEM

WHY MEN AS PERPETRATOR?  More aggressive  Taught not to seek help  “Be Tough”

% COMMIT SUICIDE OR “SUICIDE BY COP”

WHAT CAN AN ORGANIZATION DO?  Prepare employees for downsizing  Implement humane termination policies  Provide job skills training  Provide counseling

BETTER USE OF PRE-SCREENING AND BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS

SECURITY OFFICER’S ROLE  Educate  Listen  Work with Management

EDUCATE THE WORKFORCE Workplace violence can and does happen

SUPERVISORS ROLE  Be prepared to listen to employee concerns  Notify Human Resources of potential problem  Work with organization EAP  Notify Security of potential problem

PREPARE A RESPONSE PLAN  Analyze past incidents  Assess potential for violence  Assess preparedness

DEVELOP A RESPONSE TEAM  Employee Assistance Personnel  Personnel Specialists  Medical Professionals  Law Enforcement Guard Force Local Police

WHY DON’T EMPOYEES REPORT SUSPICIONS?  Fear of becoming a target  Fear of retaliation  Don’t want to get involved

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE IS BECOMING AN EPIDEMIC