The document discusses risk factors for violence in the workplace. It identifies individual risk factors like a history of violence or substance abuse issues. Environmental risk factors include hostile work environments and lack of employee input. Social factors include economic stress, perceived unfair treatment, and certain job characteristics like handling guns. Occupations at higher risk of violence are listed as healthcare workers, correctional officers, social workers, retail employees, and those with frequent public contact or who handle money.

1. Name Matric No 1. Nik Hanisah Binti Nik Aziz 102667 2. Nooraishiah Binti Mohamed Noorzeli 102669 3. Norsyazwani Binti Mohammad 102675 4. Nur Hidayah Bt Meor Ikram 102676 5. Nur Rauhaini Ilma Bt Ismail 102678 6. Roseba Binti Bakri 102681 7. Rozeenyza Binti Abd Aziz 102682 8. Farah Nafeesha Mohd Raseli 103155

3. introduction

14. Types Of Violence at work Place

25. Risk factor for violence at work place

40. JOB AT RISK VIOLENCE

42. HEALTH AND SAFETY EXECUTIVE

46. Correctional officers inspect mail and visitors for prohibited items.

48. Social workers help people resolve issues in their lives

56. THE MEDICAL NEWS from News-Medical.Net - Latest Medical News and Research from Around the World Majority of nurses experience workplace violence 3 rd February 2010 04:59 Three-quarters of nurses providing private and public care experienced workplace violence, but only one in six incidents were formally reported, according to study published in the February issue of the Journal of Clinical Nursing. The majority (92%) said they had been verbally abused, 69% had been physically threatened and 52% had been physically assaulted. A total of 2,354 incidents were reported to the research team, with nurses facing an average of two to 46 incidents a year.