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Employee with Outstanding Warrant Kidnaps Boss and EEOC’s Guidelines on Criminal Background Checks

By |December 14th, 2012|

 

 

Employee with Outstanding Warrant Kidnaps Boss: Part I.

Back in 2007, Chris Palermo of Pittsburg, NH, a tiny town on the northern most part of New Hampshire was arrested after he kidnapped his boss. According to police reports, the employee Palermo forced his boss to drive him all the way to a train station in […]

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Employee with Outstanding Warrant Kidnaps Boss and EEOC's Guidelines on Criminal Background Checks

By |December 14th, 2012|

 

 

Employee with Outstanding Warrant Kidnaps Boss: Part I.

Back in 2007, Chris Palermo of Pittsburg, NH, a tiny town on the northern most part of New Hampshire was arrested after he kidnapped his boss. According to police reports, the employee Palermo forced his boss to drive him all the way to a train station in […]

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Workplace Violence: The Tragedy of PSA Flight 1771

By |December 12th, 2012|

Workplace Violence: The Tragedy of PSA Flight 1771

A Look Back 25 Years Later

Most people know December 7th as Pearl Harbor Day, as President Roosevelt said at the time in his address to Congress, “…a date which will live in infamy.”

What many people don’t know is another tragedy that occurred on the same date just […]

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25 Years after Workplace Shooting in the Sky: Lessons Learned about Workplace Violence since PSA Flight 1771 Disaster – Webinar on Thursday 12/13

By |December 11th, 2012|

25 Years ago on December 7, 1987 one of the most shocking Workplace Violence disasters happened in California when recently terminated employee David Burke killed his former boss with a 44 magnum at 22,000 feet aboard PSA Flight 1771. Burke also shot to death the pilots and flight attendant before pushing the flight control column […]

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Killing in Fresno Workplace. Were the Chicken Plant Shootings Preventable? Learn the answer and more on a Webinar on Workplace Violence on November 29th @ 2:00 pm EST

By |November 13th, 2012|

Online background check firm AccuScreen.com will host a complimentary webinar November 29, 2012 at 2:00 pm Eastern with Workplace Violence Experts Kevin Connell and W. Barry Nixon.

In the wake of the recent Poultry Plant shooting and tragic loss of life in Fresno, CA on November 6, 2012, many Human Resource Managers, Security professionals and Business […]

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4 Highly Effective Ways To Reduce Workplace Violence

By |April 18th, 2011|

Workplace violence is an important issue to be trained on in case it happens in your workplace. Workplace violence is violence or the threat of violence against workers. It can occur inside or outside the workplace and can range from verbal threats and abuses to physical assaults, as severe as homicide. However it happens, workplace […]

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Employment Screening- Can it Help You Avoid Hiring A Lousy Employee?

By |March 29th, 2011|

Hiring lousy employees can be one of the most significant mistake an employer can ever do. This can place the company’s name and reputation at risk and put the your life and those of your other employees in danger.

There are many things you can do to avoid having bad employees get into your company. […]

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Workplace Bullying is Getting Attention

By |March 21st, 2011|

States are now looking at passing a bill that is called, “Healthy Workplace Bill”, which protects employees from workplace bullying. It was created in California in 2003 and has gained momentum in 19 other states over the years. Recently Maryland has proposed similar legislation, though none have passed it into law.

To read more about […]

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NASA and Background Checks, Were the Astronauts High?

By |February 19th, 2011|

In a landmark Supreme Court case ruling on January 19, 2011, the United States Supreme Court ruled against a group of government contract workers who filed suit to keep NASA from accessing and requiring personal information about them which was not required at the time of hire. The case, NASA vs. NELSON, argued in October […]

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Free Workplace Violence Prevention Webinar, October 13th — Presented by Accuscreen

By |October 11th, 2010|

AccuScreen’s free webinar, “Workplace Violence Awareness & Prevention: Separating the Myths from the Facts — Solutions to Make You Fear Less,” will take place on Wednesday, October 13th, 2010.

TAMPA, FL — Human resources professionals, employers, and task force leaders are invited to attend Accuscreen’s free webinar, ‘Workplace Violence Awareness & Prevention: Separating the Myths […]

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Workplace Violence: Zero Tolerance

By |September 30th, 2010|

According to The USDA Handbook on Workplace Violence Prevention and Response, “a sound prevention plan is the most important and, in the long run, the least costly portion of any agency’s workplace violence program.” This statement is underscored by the fact that workplace violence costs employers more than $120 billion every year. The National […]

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Workplace Violence: High Risk Jobs

By |September 27th, 2010|

According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), nearly 2 million people are the victims of workplace violence each year. Workplace ranges from simple assaults to aggravated assaults. Even though police officers, corrections officers, and taxi drivers are at the highest risk of becoming victims of workplace violence, research indicates that, in general, […]

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