Here are some Bag Safety tips for work:

1. Secure Your Bag:

• Lock it up: The most effective way to protect your bag is to keep it in a lockable drawer, cabinet, or locker if available. Make this a priority upon arriving at your desk.
   
• Don't leave it unattended: Avoid leaving your bag sitting wide open on your desk, on a guest chair, or in any easily accessible spot, especially when you step away for a break, to the restroom, or for meetings.
   
• "Hidden in plain sight": If you don't have a lockable space, a less secure but still effective method is to use an empty file box or printer paper box. Place your bag inside and slide it under your desk. Labeling the box with something innocuous like "Old Training Materials" can deter casual snooping.
   
• Use secure compartments: Choose a bag with internal zippered pockets or secure compartments for your wallet, phone, keys, and other high-value items.
   
• Consider anti-theft features: Some bags come with anti-theft features like slash-proof material, lockable zippers, or even chair lock loops to secure your bag to a fixture.

2. Be Mindful of Contents:

• Don't be a walking ATM: Only carry essential items and the amount of cash/cards you need for the day. Leave unnecessary credit cards or large sums of cash at home.
   
• Bury valuables: If you have to keep your wallet in your bag, bury it at the bottom or lay other items on top to make it less visible and accessible.
   
• RFID blocking: Consider a wallet or bag with RFID blocking technology to protect your credit cards and IDs from electronic skimming.
   
• Digital options: Utilize secure apps or encrypted digital wallets for sensitive data instead of carrying physical documents whenever possible.
   
• Keep an inventory: Know what you have in your bag so you can quickly identify if anything is missing in case of theft.

3. Workplace Awareness:

• Be aware of your surroundings: Even in an office, be mindful of who is around your workspace, especially if you have visitors or delivery personnel.
   
• Secure your workspace: If you're in an open-office layout, try to position your bag where it's not easily reachable over a cubicle partition from the aisle.
   
• Report suspicious activity: If you notice anyone loitering around desks or acting suspiciously, report it to your supervisor or security.

4. Ergonomics and Carrying:

• Don't overload your bag: A heavy bag can cause strain on your shoulders, neck, and back. Regularly assess what you're carrying and remove unnecessary items.
   
• Distribute weight evenly: Place heavier items closer to your body and distribute the weight evenly to prevent strain.
   
• Use appropriate bag types: For very heavy loads, consider a backpack (using both straps) or a rolling bag.
   
• Lift with your legs: When lifting your bag, especially a heavy one, use your legs to lift the weight, keeping the load close to your body, and avoid twisting.

By implementing these tips, you can significantly enhance the security of your bag and personal belongings at your workplace.

Use Nekinsan QR Code sticker for Bag Safety:

Nekinsan offers QR code stickers and tags designed to help you recover lost bags. Here's a summary of their features:

• How it works: If your bag is lost, anyone who finds it can scan the QR code on the tag using a smartphone. This opens a secure interface that allows the finder to contact you without revealing your personal information.
   
• Security: Nekinsan tags offer data privacy, masking your contact details from the person scanning the tag.
   
• Features:
  • Photo/video capture by the finder.
  • Alerts sent to your phone with a siren, even if the screen is locked.
  • Location and time of the scan.
  • Option for the finder to call you back.
  • Emergency helpline access for the finder.

Nekinsan offers different types of tags and stickers for various items, including handbags, luggage, keys, and more.