Written by a domestic violence specialist, the book’s 10 chapters provide valuable insight into the complexities of dealing with domestic violence in business. It is recommended reading for human resource professionals, managers, and business owners who want to prevent an incident through policy and program development or be ready to intervene in case of a crisis. It is also a critical resource for domestic violence advocates, employment law attorneys, security personnel, and occupational health professionals.

Highlighting cases of actual incidents of workplace violence, Counting the Cost is a comprehensive resource that will help you:

• Recognize the warning signs of domestic violence

• Handle legal issues

• Develop appropriate policies

• Understand the impact of domestic violence on business

• Know what to do if the batterer is an employee

• Communicate with victims

• Make your entire workplace more secure

• Train employees on domestic violence protocol

With Counting the Cost as your guide, you can overcome any reluctance to get involved in such “personal matters,” save valuable employees from termination, and gain—in return—years of loyal and dedicated service.