Research indicates that perpetrators of workplace violence (not involving robbery) typically progress through identifiable stages leading up to violence. This progression often includes warning behaviors such as fixation on grievances, verbal threats, or escalating frustration. Recognizing these stages allows organizations to implement interventions and mitigate risks before violence occurs.
ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP®) References:
Behavioral Threat Assessment: The CPP materials in Chapter 6 on Workplace Violence Prevention Programs stress the importance of understanding the escalation of violent behavior.
Insider Threat and Violence Dynamics: The CPP Insider Threat module provides detailed frameworks for assessing pre-incident indicators and intervening effectively.
For further guidance, refer to the ASIS Workplace Violence Prevention and Intervention Standard and the CPP Guide to Threat Assessment.
Tax laws, trade agreements, and product safety labeling fall under the political-legal sector of the macro-environment. This sector encompasses the influence of government policies, regulations, and legal frameworks on businesses. Understanding this sector is crucial for compliance and strategic decision-making, as changes in laws and regulations can significantly impact operations and market strategies.
ASIS Certified Protection Professional (CPP®) References:
Strategic Business Environment Analysis: The CPP curriculum includes a discussion on external factors, with an emphasis on political and legal influences on business risks in the context of enterprise security risk management (ESRM).
Regulatory Compliance and Legal Oversight: The CPP guide highlights how changes in laws (e.g., tax regulations, trade policies) impact both operational and security strategies.
