There are a number of simple steps you can take to help maintain your personal safety. From lone working, returning home after a late shift or aggressive in-store behaviour, here’s a series of features, in conjunction with the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, to help keep you safe.
From lone working instore to solo visits to clients, here are some tips to help keep you safe.
Whether you’re working late or travelling to see friends, read our helpful advice for when you’re out and about.
What constitutes stalking? And what to you do if you think it’s happening to you or a colleague.
Romance fraud occurs when someone believes that they have met the perfect partner online, but in reality, they are in contact with someone using a fake identity for the purpose of extracting money from them. It’s thought that one in five targets of romance fraud never report their experience out of embarrassment, but there’s non-judgemental help available to anyone who has, or is, experiencing it.
As the Retail Trust launches respect retail, our campaign to tackle the intolerance epidemic and protect retail workers from abusive customers, here’s how colleagues can stay safe.
Verbal abuse from customers can be frightening and stressful. Cliff Lee, director of wellbeing services at the Retail Trust, explains how to stay safe and look out for your colleagues.
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