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17.4% of Restaurant Workers Admitted to Using Drugs Within the Last Month

( Organized Retail Crime (ORC) and Employee Theft and Local Crime News and Camera Surveillance Systems )

The July 11, 2007 edition of Time Magazine published an article revealing this staggering statistic. The article was based on a 2002-2004 federal study where 1 in 12 full time employees admitted to using drugs within the last month.
Restaurant employees led all other industries with 17.4% admitting to have used illegal drugs in the past […]

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Southern California’s Blog About Video Surveillance Systems and Access Control

( Access Control and Other News and Organized Retail Crime (ORC) and Vendor Theft and Shoplifting and Camera Surveillance Systems and Local Crime News and Employee Theft and Security Camera Systems )

Welcome to our blog!
We provide it to you so that you will know more about protecting your business from the threats of crime, theft, shoplifting, and all sorts of other nasty stuff you don’t want happening.
We’ll share with you the latest in case studies, technology, applications, legislation and other issues impacting your Southern California business.
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