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BUSINESS SECURITY
Over 50 Ways To Protect Your Small Business!

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"Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know
where we can find information on it." Samuel Johnson (1709--1785)

How Are You Protecting Your Business?

          4Did you know that approximately 60% of temporary employees have criminal histories?
          4Do you have problems collecting judgments owed you?
          4Does employee domestic violence affect your workplace?
          4Are your employees stealing from you?
          4Are competitors hacking into your computer files?
          4Do you know how to prevent sexual harassment lawsuits?

Business Security is a handy reference tool that enables a busy small business owner to quickly locate articles as his or her security needs arise, saving valuable time and eliminating the cost of unnecessary consultants for basic detailed information. T. A. Brown, freelance writer and researcher, has brought together a compilation of over 50 articles written by skilled security experts and consultants worldwide on topics that offer solutions to the above questions as well as a wide range of other security issues. These experts include retired FBI, military, and law enforcement officers as well as private investigators, lawyers, and security consultants. This book makes a wonderful gift for a college business major, someone in a supervisory position, an enterprising entrepreneur, or a favorite business owner in your neighborhood.

With orders over 5,000 books mailed to the same location, 50% of all proceeds are donated to the Federally recognized charity of your choice. Contact publisher for further details on premium orders for your customers, colleagues, clients, or associates.

Marion Gropen, NYC Business Consultant Said: "I have been dealing with keeping my companies' employees and funds safe for decades. I still learned quite a bit from this book, and will be keeping it handy for future reference. Buy it. Read it. Apply it. If even one technique is needed, you will have more than repaid your time, money and effort."

Would you be safe if you were held hostage during a robbery or a workplace violence situation?

Robert K. Spear, a retired military intelligence professional who has trained over 11,000 people in self-defense and personal security against terrorists and criminals throughout the world, tells how to keep yourself safe if you are ever in an establishment that is being robbed or if you should be held hostage under other circumstances. Click Here to read this entire article.

Paul Tulenko, Syndicated Small Business Columnist Said: "A dynamite table of contents puts answers to your security questions right in front of you. The 'answers' are provided by people who have 'done it', which makes them all the more specific and useable. It's my opinion that this book ought to be on your bookshelf where you can pull it down, look-up a challenge, and see how someone out there solved it."

Could you be involved in a sexual harassment lawsuit?

Barbara Repa, a California attorney specializing in employment mediation, gives step-by-step methods for the prevention of sexual harassment in the workplace. Click Here for a sample of this article.

Can you protect yourself and your family against stalkers?

David P. Roberts, a former Supervisory Officer of the Royalty & Diplomatic Protection Department, an officer of the Metropolitan Police, New Scotland Yard, London, and who was once the bodyguard for Whitney Houston whom the movie The Bodyguard was based upon, gives detailed instructions on how you can protect yourself against threats to your person whether you are traveling, at work, or at home. Click Here for a sample of this article.

Miscellaneous tip found in Business Security

Almost all bugging devices work on an FM frequency because they are simply wireless transmitters. If you think a room is bugged, have a radio tuned to an AM station in the room with the volume turned up fairly loud. Then use another radio tuned to an FM station and start turning the dial very slowly, starting at the bottom of the numbers. If you hear the station that the radio was tuned into from the AM station on your FM radio, then you know you are bugged. If you hear a squeal or feedback that means you are getting closer to the bug. The more squealing or feedback, the closer you are getting.

Start protecting your small business, your employees, your customers, and yourself with the basic foundations necessary to keep your business safe. Buy your copy of Business Security today!