Covington County Workplace Violence Awareness Consultant and Intervention
Joseph A. LaSorsa, President & CEO of J. A. LASORSA & ASSOCIATES, FORMER SECRET SERVICE AGENT, Presidential Protection
A Workplace Violence Consultant can provide intervention, insights, techniques, and concrete strategies to create a safer working environment. Successful intervention will include:
- Policies and Procedures
- Identifying Warning signs & Behavioral red flags
- Safe Termination Procedures
- Implement Reporting Procedures
- De-escalating Potentially Violent Situations
- How to Motivate Behavior Change
J.A. LaSorsa` & Associates provides professional, confidential Workplace Violence Consulting and Intervention to Covington County and the surrounding area.
Use the form above if you need help from a Workplace Violence Consultant or you can contact us at: (888) 831-0809 or info@lasorsa.com
When you need the services of a Workplace Violence Consultant, call the experts at J.A. LaSorsa & Associates. Our staff of dedicated professionals will be happy to answer any questions you may have and schedule an appointment for you. J.A. LaSorsa`& Associates is a private investigative and security consultant agency which is fully licensed and insured.
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