11 Vital Points of Control for Effective Retail Shrink Control and Loss Prevention

Learn the 11 Points of Control that are vital to controlling shrink in your retail store. Drive store profit and improve store manager and employee shrink prevention awareness, organize a strategic and tactical plan for preventing your store shrink and recapturing lost profit. Past experience has proven that making use of these 11 Vital Points of Control could easily cut your shrink and add 20-30% new bottom line profit.
Cut shoplifting, reduce cashier theft and errors, reduce waste and improve inventory turns.

[@calebm1857]

I love the intro music!

[@ouimetco]

I feel like buying a used car listening to this guy

[@barbaraphelps8128]

As an employee for the last @20 years at the same store, it’s been very frustrating and sad seeing theft go rampant, increase, and no pro activity on the part of corporate. We get a LP officer maybe once every 6 months,, and we see theft multiple times a day. Management TRIES to do something but in reality we can do nothing,, 99% of the time the shoplifter or thief just walks right out.

[@Dave-zl2ky]

Most managers do store walks and never see or talk to a customer. After that, they hide in their office. Wonder why you have shrink. Wonder why customers dropped products before they get to the register because the line is too long. Wonder why employees have low morale. Look around and connect with people.

[@gtut09]

Thank's a lot Sir.

[@marc9740]

Thanks Joe Pesci

[@janiceyildiz7778]

😂

[@bossmail89]

Some of that is true. But that's bs to say that shoplifter and employees know each other. I been in retail 10 years and that's a great way to see things from your perspective which is bullshit. When there's a lot more cause to shrink other then theft. What about providing customer service to unsatisfied customer and not scanning produce out that need to be accounted for. Would you consider a manger that's lazy and not scanning product out to be an act of theft ?

[@jessc6415]

I have never felt more like a clog in the machine than now

[@bossmail89]

To say that a theft and an employee live in the same geography and they all know each other is like saying guilty by association. I mean think about it. Why would you hire these group of associates that know the lazy thieves ? Like how could that be trusted. You already setting your store for failure.