Working in fear.
A Home office report reveals people at work suffer disturbing levels of violence and threats from members of the public and suggests bosses could do more to tackle the problem. Roy Carter reports.
More than 1.2 million violent incidents take place in the workplaceevery year in England and Wales, according to latest Home Office
figures.
Violence at Work - Findings from the British Crime Survey
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