FACTS

1. According to reports, most employers are not doing enough to prepare for potential workplace violence.
2. Workplace homicides attributed to shootings involving workers in elementary and secondary schools are relatively uncommon.
3. Workplace shooting events account for only a small portion of nonfatal workplace injuries.
4. Active shooters are nearly twice as likely to die if the shooting occurs in a factory or warehouse, compared to commercial settings.
5. Copycat active shooter events often happen in clusters, with the risk of an active shooter in the workplace at its highest in the two weeks following a similar incident.

STATS

• Every year in America, more […]

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