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Violence and Theft in the WorkplaceRonet Bachman, Ph.D., Bureau of Justice Statistics
July 24, 1994 NCJ 148199
This report is the first NCVS report to profile crime victims at work. It provides data on the extent to which workplace violence occurs, whether offenders are armed and whether they are strangers or nonstrangers, and the extent of injury and time lost from work resulting from these crimes.
Part of the Violence in the Workplace Series
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