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Workplace Violence in Spanish - A Safety Meeting Video. Workplace violence can range from threats and verbal abuse to physical assault and homicide, and it can involve employees, former employees, customers, clients, visitors, or others in work-related settings. This safety meeting video breaks down the four types of workplace violence, key warning signs, why speaking up and reporting observed behavior matters, and how to respond through de-escalation and active threat actions like escaping, hiding, or last-resort intervention. It reinforces that no one should tolerate intimidation or violence at work and that prevention is a shared responsibility.

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00:00 Workplace Violence: What It Is & Why It Matters
01:08 The 4 Types of Workplace Violence
02:40 Warning Signs to Watch For Before Things Escalate
03:36 Speaking Up: How and When to Report Concerns
04:38 De-Escalation Basics: Stay Safe and Defuse Tension
05:06 Active Threat Response: Run, Hide, Fight (Last Resort)
05:48 Final Thoughts: Zero Tolerance & Shared Responsibility

See the English version here:    • Safety Meeting on Workplace Violence  

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