We spend a lot of time protecting assets — merchandise, footage, the customer in the lot, the contract on the desk. There's one asset most loss-prevention programs forget: the person behind the register. Don Carr and Jim Cords turn the show's framework inward, onto the employee. Why OSHA's general duty clause — a workplace free from recognized hazards — is just foreseeability wearing another name, why retail worker-safety laws and workplace-violence prevention mandates are the fastest-moving liability frontier in the field, and why the same negligent-security logic you owe your customers points straight at how you protect your own people. The throughline, stated plainly: protect the person first, and the defensibility follows — never the other way around. Stay well, stay aware.

Loss. Liability. Law.