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The way jewellers conduct business is changing. We have seen significant transformation in the past two years; beyond brick-and-mortar sales and trade show events, many professionals are finding other lucrative ways to buy and sell their pieces.
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As a jewellery retailer, you want your customer to feel confident they are getting what they have paid for.
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Much like the holiday season, we have all been looking forward to a time when we can return to public spaces, shop in person, and reunite with our communities.
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It is beneficial for you, as a small business owner, to be aware of the threats associated with cybercrime and how you can protect yourself in an ever-evolving digital age.
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With the holiday season underway, it is more important than ever to put ‘double-check safety and security’ at the very top of every jewellery retailer’s ‘to-do’ list.
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Following months of lockdown measures, retailers across Canada have slowly and carefully been reopening their brick-and-mortar stores.
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Vigilance is at the heart of every effective loss prevention strategy deployed by a jewellery store operator—both on the business’s premises and off premises while travelling to and from work.
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Even the best-integrated and most expensive burglar alarm systems do not stop break-and-enter attacks on jewellery stores if there is not a reliable, timely, and consistent agency response or intervention generated by the alarm system
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With the busiest retail season of the year underway, it is imperative your staff members are prepared for security emergencies and ‘worst case scenarios.’
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As a jeweller, you already know the importance of sound security; you don’t need to be sold on the fact that working in this industry marks you as a potential target of certain criminal activity, even before you get started on conducting your own security risk assessment of your...
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