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Did You See That Post? (from Be SAFE, Not Sorry)

Veiled Treats at Work

People talk about things they saw or read on social media or television, all the time. But if you notice an unusual interest in stories relating to violent acts; and especially if someone is talking about them in relation to a co-worker (like a subtle or veiled threat), it’s probably not a good thing. You need to report it to a manager or even Human Resources.

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Did You See That Post? (from Be Safe, Not Sorry)2 min
Video Vignette

Did You See That Post? (from Be Safe, Not Sorry)

Video with graphics and narrator
CC HD 1080
Did You See That Post? (from Be Safe, Not Sorry)1 min
Video Vignette

Did You See That Post? (from Be Safe, Not Sorry)

Video without narrator
CC HD 1080

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Veiled threats have no place at work. It's always going to be a judgment call, but if it doesn't feel right, tell a supervisor or manager what you've seen and why you're concerned. It's the safe thing to do.

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