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VPT
(redirected from Violence Prevention Team)

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VPTVEN (Variable Exhaust Nozzle) Position Transmitter
VPTVillage Public Telephone
VPTVirtual Phones Technology (Sony)
VPTVirtual Procedure Trainer (Aeroism trademark)
VPTVariational Perturbation Theory
VPTVirtual Private Trunking (Ascend)
VPTViolence Prevention Team
VPTVicky Power Tools
VPTVariable Power Throughout
VptCollector-Base Punch-Through Voltage (transistors)
VPTVermont Public Televsion


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Without violating the confidentiality of individuals, EA professionals can call such issues to the attention of the workplace violence prevention team.
Preventing workplace violence: every year, an estimated 1.7 million ... by Jenkins, E. Lynn / The Journal of Employee Assistance
Half a dozen agencies, including the city of Santa Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and the Association to Aid Victims of Domestic Violence, are forming the Santa Clarita Valley Coordinated Community Family Violence Prevention Team.
COALITION CONFRONTS VIOLENCE\Area agencies join forces to help ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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