Employee healthcare benefits are at the center of many business decisions today. Will employees be offered benefits?  If so, what benefit options will be available to them? And how do these decisions impact your business in terms of cost and employee engagement?  

Consolidating business under one service provider can drastically improve the value of any operation. The single point of contact, streamlined and consistent procedures, cost savings and best practices are among the benefits.  

Considering the many challenges of starting up a corporate EP program, it’s no wonder that some are more successful than others.

People are the foundation of the security industry. The ability to relate and empathize is—without question—what makes a security officer effective. This profession demands a high degree of attentiveness as security officers are highly visible figures who serve the people they protect.

While every industry, business and workplace is unique, there is one critical area where every business leader, without question, needs to focus this year. We are all united in the need for emergency preparedness.

While a security officer’s primary duty is to protect people, property, information and reputation, today’s security officers also provide a unique level of customer service to help create an environment that is safe and engaging.

Every corporate executive protection program starts somewhere. Although a number of Fortune 500 and other companies do already use EP, a significant segment still does not.

Safety and security on a college or university campus is critical. The right mix of resources can create a truly comprehensive security program that helps campus community members feel safer, deter crime, improve safety awareness and control costs.

Can you get great security personnel with a contract security firm? The answer is absolutely “YES.” Many high level administrators incorrectly assume that only a proprietary team run by their security director are capable of a quality security program. This is not the case.

The days of a single-minded security officer who only reacts when called upon are long over. In today's industrial and manufacturing environment, security's role goes beyond the guardhouse. Get insights into emergency readiness, resource planning and risk management.