Workplace Violence
Workplace Violence is Happening all Across America Workplace violence is defined as the threat of violence, harassment, intimidation or other threatening behavior against a worker or employee. TeamAlert can help you with workplace violence. Over 2 million American workers are subjected to workplace violence every year. It can occur on a business’s property, or it […]
Read MoreReceptionist Safety Procedure Checklist for any Industry
A receptionist safety procedure checklist is important because receptionists are usually the first person that visitors see when they enter your facility. Your company counts on the receptionist to handle anything that comes through the front door. A receptionist juggles many tough responsibilities throughout each day. One of the most important is serving as a “watch person” for […]
Read MoreMental Health Clinic Panic Button Buyer’s Guide: 10 Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Mental Health Clinic Panic Button Buyer’s Guide: 10 Questions to Ask Before You Buy Every mental health professional knows that safety and care go hand in hand. Whether you’re a solo therapist in a small office, a counselor in a busy community clinic, or part of the staff in a residential treatment center, your work […]
Read MoreSmall Therapy Office? Here’s How to Keep Your Therapists and Patients Safe
Small Therapy Office? Here’s How to Keep Your Therapists and Patients Safe Running a small therapy practice is a commitment to providing a safe, supportive environment where clients can explore their most vulnerable moments. Unlike hospitals or large behavioral health facilities, small offices don’t have the luxury of on-site security teams or comprehensive safety infrastructures. […]
Read MoreMan Down Alarms & Safety Systems: Protecting Lone Workers in High-Risk Environments
Man Down Alarms & Safety Systems: Protecting Lone Workers in High-Risk Environments Why Man Down Safety Matters Imagine a construction worker pinned under equipment, a healthcare professional facing an aggressive situation during a home visit, or a utility technician suddenly experiencing a medical emergency. In each case, seconds matter. The ability to call for help […]
Read MoreDaily Workplace Safety Tips for Office Workers
Daily Workplace Safety Tips for Office Workers Walk into any modern office and you’ll notice the quiet rhythm of productivity. Desks arranged neatly, keyboards clicking, phones buzzing, and maybe the faint aroma of coffee drifting from the break room. It feels calm, predictable, even safe compared to a factory floor or construction site. But appearances […]
Read MorePsychological Safety in the Workplace: Why It’s Your First Line of Defense Against Crisis
Psychological Safety in the Workplace: Why It’s Your First Line of Defense Against Crisis In today’s unpredictable work environment, psychological safety has emerged as a critical business imperative that extends far beyond traditional workplace culture initiatives. Recent research reveals that 58% of employees have considered quitting due to mental health struggles (BusinessWire), while only 29% […]
Read MoreWorkplace Violence Statistics 2025: Why States are Requiring Businesses to Have Panic Button Systems
Workplace Violence Statistics 2025: Why States are Requiring Businesses to Have Panic Button Systems In 2025, workplace violence has escalated into a nationwide crisis, pressing states to take decisive action. New statistics reveal: 4.3 serious workplace violence injuries per 10,000 workers, an alarming surge from previous years (AFL-CIO). Over 2 million Americans experience workplace violence […]
Read MoreWhen De-escalation Isn’t Enough: Why TeamAlert Is Your Ultimate Workplace Safety Backup
When De-escalation Isn’t Enough: Why TeamAlert Is Your Ultimate Workplace Safety Backup Workplace violence is a growing concern across all sectors, from schools and clinics to local government offices and retail shops. While many organizations emphasize the importance of de-escalation techniques, these strategies don’t always work in isolation. Sometimes, a well-intentioned effort to calm a […]
Read MoreBeyond De-escalation Training: Why the Best Workplace Safety Programs Include Technology
De-escalation training is an important first step for a workplace safety program, but a company also must consider technology that can enhance their plan.
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