Just read an interesting article about the most dangerous careers heading into 2025. The top professions at risk include: 1. Healthcare Workers 2. Law Enforcement Officers 3. Social Workers 4. Retail and Service Employees 5. Teachers and Educational Staff 6. Transportation Workers 7. Hospitality Staff 8. Public Transit Operators 9. Correctional Officers 10. Journalists in Conflict Zones While some of these are expected, it’s still thought-provoking to see how widespread the risk of workplace violence is across so many different fields. The article emphasizes the importance of prevention efforts like comprehensive training, clear policies, and fostering open communication in the workplace. I’m curious—are you surprised by any of these professions making the list? Are there other careers you think should be included that weren’t mentioned in the article?

Just read an interesting article about the most dangerous careers heading into 2025. The top professions at risk include:

1. Healthcare Workers
2. Law Enforcement Officers
3. Social Workers
4. Retail and Service Employees
5. Teachers and Educational Staff
6. Transportation Workers
7. Hospitality Staff
8. Public Transit Operators
9. Correctional Officers
10. Journalists in Conflict Zones

While some of these are expected, it’s still thought-provoking to see how widespread the risk of workplace violence is across so many different fields. The article emphasizes the importance of prevention efforts like comprehensive training, clear policies, and fostering open communication in the workplace.

I’m curious—are you surprised by any of these professions making the list? Are there other careers you think should be included that weren’t mentioned in the article?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bryanrobinson/2024/12/03/10-most-dangerous-us-careers-heading-into-2025-alarming-study-reveals/

-Jameson Ritter, CTM, CPP, PSP, PCI