| April 2010 ♦ Vol. 5, Issue 4 |
Workplace Violence in Your Office Building
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Suppose a senior executive working in one of your tenants’ offices approached you and said, “Our receptionist has just gone through a terrible divorce. This afternoon, her ex-husband called her and told her he was going to kill her. She’s terrified, and she believes he means it. Here’s a photo of him. Please don’t let him into the building.” |
Discover which three areas to focus on when instituting a new security plan – or beefing up an existing one.
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Theft in the workplace is more common (and more damaging) than you might realize – and we’re not talking about stolen lunches.
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Property managers have certain legal responsibilities to protect tenants from harm, and to protect the neighborhood from tenants that may do harm. Are you meeting those responsibilities? How do you know?
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RICOCHET system maintains signal integrity even in the event of direct-line interference.
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A recent access control/security software upgrade provides a higher level of security level without compromising convenience.
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This turnstile can handle a high volume of pedestrian traffic – up to 30 people per minute per lane.
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