Video surveillance in the workplace is one of the most effective ways businesses can protect employees, safeguard assets, and ensure compliance with safety protocols. The key question employers often ask is: What are the legal boundaries for video surveillance in the workplace? In short, businesses can monitor non-private areas for legitimate safety and operational purposes,…
In this post we offer a combination of organizational security protocols, facilities management techniques and affordable security technology you can implement in any K-12 private school regardless of size or budget.
A “Panic Button” is a strategically-located, hardwired button or wireless key fob used to silently and immediately notify police in emergency situations.
School districts use video security to protect students, but many school leaders overlook an equally important benefit: video surveillance also protects teachers. With the right IP video system and clear policies, schools can document incidents accurately, defend staff against false accusations, deter aggressive behavior, and create a safer environment for both teachers and students. Teachers…
Whether or not you have privacy rights to protect you from the prying eyes of video surveillance comes down to this simple question: Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy? A simple question, but one that often requires a complex legal and factual analysis to answer correctly.