Being at one's place of employment necessarily increases one's victimization risk, whereas the duties and tasks performed at work do not affect one's risk of victimization.

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The risk of victimization at work is influenced not only by being present at one's place of employment but also significantly by the nature of the duties and tasks performed. Certain tasks may expose individuals to higher risks of victimization.

Being at One's Place of Employment Necessarily Increases One's Victimization