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Retail Workers More Likely to be Injured in January than During Holidays - Vimarsana News

Retail Workers More Likely to be Injured in January than During Holidays

Retail Workers More Likely to be Injured in January than During Holidays  | Workerscompensation.com

Retail Crime Continues to Plague the US as Incidents Increase – Footwear News - Vimarsana News

Retail Crime Continues to Plague the US as Incidents Increase – Footwear News

When Dick's Sporting Goods unveiled a disappointing quarter this week, one challenge led its earning release: retail crime was eating into profits.

Organized Retail Theft Puts Workers and the Public into Serious Ongoing Danger - Vimarsana News

Organized Retail Theft Puts Workers and the Public into Serious Ongoing Danger

Pittsburg, PA (WorkersCompensation.com) -- So-called organized retail crime, where groups of criminals steal prized items and resell them online have reached unprecedented levels, sparking deadly violence at some stores, according to Jason Straczewski, vice president of government relations and political affairs at the National Retail Federation (NRF). The National Retail Federation says organized retail crime

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Is Shoplifting Surging? What A Panic Reveals About U.S. Crime Policy - Vimarsana News

Is Shoplifting Surging? What A Panic Reveals About U.S. Crime Policy

Lawmakers consider bills to crack down on people ripping off retailers, even as some stores walk back claims about a growing theft problem.

Is shoplifting surging? What a panic reveals about U.S. crime policy. - Vimarsana News

Is shoplifting surging? What a panic reveals about U.S. crime policy.

The panic over retail theft offers a real-time look at the making of American crime policy.

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