Comments on: Workplace Violence: Europe http://www.picore.com/blog/archives/80 Security Diary and Blog Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:07:31 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Picore http://www.picore.com/blog/archives/80/comment-page-1#comment-4 Picore Sat, 27 Sep 2008 04:07:31 +0000 http://www.picore.com/blog/?p=80#comment-4 Justine, Thanks for your report from Europe. WPV is a growing issue around the world even though the stats for the U.S. have dropped, however, don't be fooled by stats there is still too much potential violence and existing violence in the U.S. On another note, an Indian executive was killed by workers’ mob is the latest news in India. The killing of a multinational company executive in an industrial dispute has India's business community in disbelief. Lalit Kishore Chaudhury, the chief executive of Graziano Trasmissioni India, an Italian car parts company, was beaten to death on the outskirts of Delhi on Monday in a violent industrial protest. The world is stressed and with the U.S. in a terrible economic crisis can very well skyrocket our own WPV stats. We need to all take a deep breath and think through the issues we have at work and what impact our decisions will have on employees. A strategy must be prepared and I usually don't recommend interviewing potentially dangerous employees in the workplace. Remove them from the scene of fixation and deflect their anger away from the principal target. Dana Picore, Ph.D., CEO Picore Worldwide Justine, Thanks for your report from Europe. WPV is a growing issue around the world even though the stats for the U.S. have dropped, however, don’t be fooled by stats there is still too much potential violence and existing violence in the U.S.

On another note, an Indian executive was killed by workers’ mob is the latest news in India.

The killing of a multinational company executive in an industrial dispute has India’s business community in disbelief.

Lalit Kishore Chaudhury, the chief executive of Graziano Trasmissioni India, an Italian car parts company, was beaten to death on the outskirts of Delhi on Monday in a violent industrial protest.

The world is stressed and with the U.S. in a terrible economic crisis can very well skyrocket our own WPV stats.

We need to all take a deep breath and think through the issues we have at work and what impact our decisions will have on employees. A strategy must be prepared and I usually don’t recommend interviewing potentially dangerous employees in the workplace. Remove them from the scene of fixation and deflect their anger away from the principal target.

Dana Picore, Ph.D., CEO Picore Worldwide

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