According to U.S. Department of Justice statistics, one in six (6) violent crimes occur in the workplace. Violence in the workplace can have serious consequences regarding employee morale, decreased ...

Workplace violence includes verbal assaults, sexual assaults, and bullying. ... anxiety, and depression, in addition to decreased productivity, lower morale, higher absenteeism, ...

Decreased Productivity: According to a study at the University of California, Irvine, it takes 23 minutes and 15 seconds to regain full focus after an interruption. Now multiply that by the number ...

In contrast, only 3.8% of nurses reported that workplace violence has decreased on their unit in the previous year. Nurses experience multiple types of violence at work on a daily basis, ...

In addition, nearly half of those surveyed (45.5%) said there was an increase in violence on their units last year, while just 3.8% said they saw a decrease in workplace violence incidents.

In addition to exacting a tremendous toll from the individuals it directly affects, domestic violence often spills over into the workplace, compromising the safety of both victims and co-workers and ...

Let’s dive into how blaming undermines trust, hinders problem-solving, and ultimately leads to decreased efficiency in the workplace. We usually find someone to blame when things go wrong at work.

With decreased productivity, there is an increased risk of workplace abuse. Devex cited instances of female workers who were denied access to bathrooms until their production quotas were met or ...

Chronic workplace stress costs American businesses approximately $300 billion annually through decreased productivity, increased healthcare costs, and employee turnover.