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LET’S TALK ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH IN THE SECURITY INDUSTRY

Article first published in International Security Journal Mental health was, and to a large part still is, not talked about, or at least not talked about enough. According to research carried out in June 2020 by Mind, the mental health charity: 1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem of some kind each

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Covid-19 Awareness and Preparedness

Whilst there was no real imperative for me to do this course, It seemed like the right thing to do and I’m pleased I did. Highly recommended. – more information here.

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In conversation with Mike Hurst and the role of ASIS

IFSEC Global recently spoke with Mike Hurst, CPP, ex-Co-Vice Chair and now a Director at ASIS UK, about his role and some of the initiatives the global organisation is working towards for the development of the security industry. https://www.ifsecglobal.com/ifsec-global-security-fire-influencers/in-conversation-with-mike-hurst-and-the-role-of-asis/

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WFH Survey, Results

With Working From Home now being a fact of life for many, we undertook a short survey on the subject, the results are here.

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Security Professionals – Working From Home Survey

Are you a Security Professional?  We’d like to do a quick assessment (10 questions) of Working From Home in the current situation and in the future.  Please answer any questions that are relevant to your situation. Create your own user feedback survey

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The New Normal in Recruitment

There has been much written about the current increase in home working as a result of the global Covid-19 pandemic and whilst for many companies this is not an option, for others the available technology and technically literate staff has meant that whilst it may not be ‘business as usual’, business is continuing.  Another change

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New Support for Employers of Traumatised Security Staff

Thousands of security guards are being left traumatised after facing a constant tirade of abuse and violence while on duty, researchers at the University of Portsmouth have claimed (April 2020). In what is believed to be the biggest study of UK security personnel, city researchers interviewed 750 workers and found almost 40 per cent of

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