Hello Reddit; cheers from Texas!

I just started a new job about 2 weeks ago, and my job site is deep in the ghetto. That's fine. I am a woman; I work with about 20 guys and one other lady. That's cool. I set my work schedule to be the same one everyone else has. On my second day of work, my boss's boss told me I had to adjust my schedule... essentially come in/stay two hours later. That means I'm in the office alone for two hours in the evenings. I was pissed when he told me this, but I adjusted and it's ok. Over the course of my time here, people have emphasized being careful... "If someone walks up to your car, just drive off." Naturally, that freaked me and I have asked them numerous times if they think it is a good idea to leave me in the office alone. They won't let me adjust my schedule. That's not okay. I just found out today about an attempted rape that occurred in our office park a few months back. That and the numerous break-ins that have occurred in our office suite. Why did no one tell me about this? I feel like that is something they definitely should not have neglected to tell me... especially because I am a woman (and I'm not saying men cannot be victims of violent sexual crimes, but, in adulthood and outside of prison, men are less likely to be a victim). Why is my schedule set to leave me there when they know how dangerous it is? What can I do? Please advise.
user
Just got a new job and my employer adjusted my work schedule to have me working **alone** in the evenings. My employer failed to disclose a violent sexual crime
assistant
Hello Reddit; cheers from Texas!

I just started a new job about 2 weeks ago, and my job site is deep in the ghetto. That's fine. I am a woman; I work with about 20 guys and one other lady. That's cool. I set my work schedule to be the same one everyone else has. On my second day of work, my boss's boss told me I had to adjust my schedule... essentially come in/stay two hours later. That means I'm in the office alone for two hours in the evenings. I was pissed when he told me this, but I adjusted and it's ok. Over the course of my time here, people have emphasized being careful... "If someone walks up to your car, just drive off." Naturally, that freaked me and I have asked them numerous times if they think it is a good idea to leave me in the office alone. They won't let me adjust my schedule. That's not okay. I just found out today about an attempted rape that occurred in our office park a few months back. That and the numerous break-ins that have occurred in our office suite. Why did no one tell me about this? I feel like that is something they definitely should not have neglected to tell me... especially because I am a woman (and I'm not saying men cannot be victims of violent sexual crimes, but, in adulthood and outside of prison, men are less likely to be a victim). Why is my schedule set to leave me there when they know how dangerous it is? What can I do? Please advise.
user
My employer is setting me up to work two hours in the evenings after a violent incident in our office. It's really dangerous. What can I do?
assistant