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14-04-2014, 03:00 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
Is it true that some agencies really make their guards work for a few days consecutively and even paid them to sleep? If this is true, it is not only unscrupulous, it is also counter productive. Your guard work for so many hours, how can he/she really be productive? Why can't the service providers invest in technologies to help cover areas that have low traffic and reduce on manpower? Lesser guards don't always mean safety is compromised.
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Is it true that some agencies really make their guards work for a few days consecutively and even paid them to sleep? If this is true, it is not only unscrupulous, it is also counter productive. Your guard work for so many hours, how can he/she really be productive? Why can't the service providers invest in technologies to help cover areas that have low traffic and reduce on manpower? Lesser guards don't always mean safety is compromised.
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