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How Body-Worn Cameras in Retail Increase Accountability and Reduce Crime

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How Body-Worn Cameras in Retail Increase Accountability and Reduce Crime

Today, the total retail market of the United Kingdom is worth over £465 billion and retailers are continuing to adapt to ever-changing consumer habits in the post-pandemic era. However, alarm is rising in the sector regarding the torrent of abuse and violence experienced by retail staff.

In 2020-2021, with fewer shops actually open, incidents of violence and abuse almost tripled from 455 incidents a day to over 1300, three times as many as the previous year.British Retail Consortium Crime Survey

Your store teams deserve to feel safe and protected at work, just as your customers should feel valued and heard. The customer may be right, at times, but abuse is never acceptable.

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