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Operational policy making for professional security : practical policy skills for the public and private sector / Allen R. Sondej, J.D., D.Sc. CSLMP (ABD).

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Book
Author/Creator:
Sondej, Allen R., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Security systems--Planning.
Security systems.
Security systems--Management.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (0 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Amsterdam, [Netherlands] : Butterworth-Heinemann, 2016.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Operational Policy Making for Professional Security: Practical Policy Skills for the Public and Private Sector is a clear, concise, and practical resource for drafting effective, legally defensible security policies. Presented in a clear, step-by-step style that can be tailored to fit the smallest organization to the largest, the book offers the strategies needed for reducing risk through solid policy construction. It is the first book available that provides a step-by-step guide to basic security policy construction, along with helpful hints on how to draft a document that conveys exactly what is intended. The book explores common policy creation pitfalls and how to avoid them, outlining proven methods for implementing and disseminating effective policies throughout any organization. Discussing the core security and safety policies that no organization should operate without, the book covers common types of policies, along with the pros and cons of different policy-making methodologies. It is a one-stop reference on functional security policy-making for organizational leaders.
Contents:
Front Cover
Operational Policy Making for Professional Security
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
About the Author
Acknowledgments
1 Theory and Organization
Policy Development
Theoretical Policy Foundations
Public Policy
Tax Exemption as a Public Policy
Policy as a Colloquialism
Policy Confusion
Policy and Organization
Policy Systems
Informal and Formal Policy
Sensemaking
Academic Policy Theories
Rational Choice Theory
Multiple Streams Theory
The Problem Stream
The Political Stream
The Solution Stream
Organizational Structure
Simple Structure
Machine Bureaucracy
Professional Bureaucracy
Divisionalized Form
Adhocracy
Rules and Structure
Bibliography
2 Why Bother?
Overview
Purposeful Intent
Negligence
Policy and People
3 Basic Training
Policy Tools
Policy
Procedure
Order
General Order
Special Order
Personnel Order
Rule or Regulation
Divisional, Departmental, or Unit Order
Management Memorandum
Plan
Buy-in, Cause and Effect, and Communication
Summary
4 Incoming!
Organizational Role
Organizational Sensing
Noticing
Interpretation
Acting
Sensing Resources
Industry Groups
Human Resources Groups
Anti-Industry Groups
Public Relations Groups
News Searches
News Providers
Social Media
Research Sites
Meta Searches
Triggering Events
Internal Triggers
Management by Crisis
External Triggers
5 Organizational Settings
Office Politics
Expectancy Theory
The Human Factor
Organizational Pecking Orders
Complacency
6 The Analytical Process for Policy Makers
Risk Analysis
Strengths (Internal)
Weaknesses (Internal)
Opportunities (External)
Threats (External).
Seven Question Inquiry
Problem Stream
Policy Stream
Political Stream
What is the Existing or Proposed Policy?
What is the Purpose of the Policy or the Intended Outcome?
What is Driving This Policy?
Who are the Stakeholders?
What are the Unintended Consequences?
Are there Any Other Issues Not Expressed?
What are the Alternatives?
7 Policy Influences
Identifying Stakeholders
Equity Stakeholders
Financial Motive Stakeholders
Commerce Stakeholders
Ego-Vested Stakeholders
Interest Group Stakeholders
Proximity Stakeholders
Opportunistic Stakeholders
Stakeholder Bias
Positive Bias
Negative Bias
Lukewarm Bias
Unidentified Bias
8 Surprise?
Unintended Consequences
Unintended Consequences of Others' Actions
Tunnel Vision and Unintended Consequences
Emerging Technology and Unintended Consequences
Structurally Driven Unintended Consequences
9 Policy Construction
Directive Header
Directive Type
Policy Identification System
Date Issued
Author's Identification Number
Issuing Authority
Revision Date
Sources
Old Number
Appendix
Page Numbers
Body of the Directive
Policy Statement
Purpose Statement
Definitions
Crisis
Directive Format and Discipline
Writing Style
Appendix A: Rulemaking Directive Sample Format
G.1.18.1 Policy
G.1.18.2 Purpose
G.1.18.3 Definitions
A. Directive System Format
B. Headings
C. Directive Subsection
D. Directive Succession
E. Distribution
F. Amendments
G. Review and Revision
10 Policy Implementation through Communication and Training
Communication
Policy Distribution Systems
Communication and Policy Assessment
Training
Equality in Training
Remedial Training.
Training and the Human Factor
11 Supervision and Policy
Supervision and the Human Factor
Supervision and Leadership Traits
Justice
Judgment
Dependability
Initiative
Decisiveness
Tact
Integrity
Enthusiasm
Bearing
Unselfishness
Courage
Knowledge
Loyalty
Endurance
12 Selected Core Directives
Strategic Policy
Core Values
Vision Statement
Operational Policy
Job Descriptions
Organizational Hierarchy
Rulemaking
Workplace Harassment
Workplace Violence
Security Response to Calls for Service
Background Checks and Selection
Crisis Communications Plan
Appendix A: A Domingo Security Service
Job Overview
Duties and Responsibilities
Minimum Qualifications
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
Appendix B
G.1.01.1 Policy
G.1.01.2 Purpose
G.1.01.3 Definitions
Applicable Law
G.1.01.4 Procedure
Appendix C: Administrative Directives
Operational Directives
13 Budget as Policy
Budget and Policy
Budget Battles, Tactics, and Solutions
Value-Added Service
Bibliogrphy
Index
Back Cover.
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed December 3, 2015).
ISBN:
0-12-801788-0
OCLC:
932328869

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