The number of security guards in city public schools has decreased by 44 percent over the past decade, resulting in a staffing shortage that forces the district to shuffle officers between multiple schools in a single day.
As the new school year begins in Arkansas, many are honoring the memory of Pulaski County Special School District (PCSSD) Security Officer Victor Montgomery, who tragically lost his life on the first day of school last year.
Billionaire investor and Shark Tank judge Mark Cuban has issued a blunt message to retailers: as retail theft continues to surge, stores must choose between strict anti-theft measures, like locking up goods or using facial recognition, and accepting some level of theft as inevitable.
School resource officers (SROs) play a critical role in enhancing the well-being and safety of students, staff, and the school community through trust-building practices like open communication, active engagement, and consistent presence.
The retail sector is grappling with an escalating retail theft crisis, pushing the National Retail Federation (NRF), the world’s largest retail trade association, to make a significant shift in its approach to addressing inventory loss.
In recent years, a common theme has emerged in conversations with sales reps, customers, and industry colleagues: while AI-driven sales agents offer rapid problem-solving, they often lack the personal connection crucial to effective sales interactions.
Sales development representatives (SDRs) at Oracle play a crucial role in connecting with customers and nurturing relationships through value-driven messaging.
In a rapidly evolving world, small businesses require more than traditional security measures like locks and cameras.
A group of Milwaukee parents is suing Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) for failing to hire school resource officers (SROs) as required by state law.
