Support Stronger Standards for Security Officers
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Will Securitas Keep Its Word to Officers?Across North America security industry standards--including wages, benefits, and regular training--are notoriously low. In this time of economic recession, the needs of our cities are at an all-time high. As a global giant--with $8.2 billion in sales and $278 million in profit in 2009--Securitas can do better by our communities.
Recent Items
- Columbia University Security Officers Win New Contract
- Cecelia Johnson, Securitas Officer: "When I do security I treat it like it's my house."
- Cheryl Nelson, Sound Transit Officer: "I consider myself a second pair of eyes for the police."
- Denise Dawson, Securitas Officer: "You're missing out on a lot if you don't have a union."
- John Graham, Securitas Officer: "We won 50 cent raises each year."
Our Personal Stories
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Cecelia Johnson, Securitas Officer: "When I do security I treat it like it's my house."
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Cheryl Nelson, Sound Transit Officer: "I consider myself a second pair of eyes for the police."
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Denise Dawson, Securitas Officer: "You're missing out on a lot if you don't have a union."
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John Graham, Securitas Officer: "We won 50 cent raises each year."