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Small Press Bookwatch, Oct, 2004
Loss Prevention Threats & Strategies
Thomas N. Monson & Sarah Kaip
Advantage Source, Inc.
33 North Central Avenue, Suite 202, Medford, OR 97501
0974383015 $44.95 1-800-867-0016 www.advantagesource.com
The collaboration of business security experts Thomas N. Monson and Sarah Kaip, Loss Prevention Threats & Strategies: How People Steal From Your Business And What You Can Do To Stop It is a detailed analysis of the top 20 security threats to American corporations, and means by which business owners and executives can prevent shoplifting, credit card fraud, identity theft, employee and vendor theft, embezzlement, workplace violence, and much more. A solid, practical guide emphasizing the crucial importance of instituting policies to protect from both external and internal theft, as well as lawsuits that can result from everything from accidents to sexual harrassment, workplace violence, employee discrimination, neglegent hiring, and much more. An absolute "must-read" for any business owner in today's dangerous, litigatious, and all too greedy world.
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