How to retain retail workers who deal with bad-behaving customers 

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Requiring front-line retail employees to police customers’ bad behavior can increase workers’ feelings of unfairness and their desire to find new jobs, according to a study from LSU. Because employees play a critical role in guarding a store from theft and customers’ deviant behaviors, the study recommends that firms should establish their guardianship expectations for

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