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Security Code 3 offers security and patrol services throughout the Bay Area
in California. It is the preferred security company by providing mobile
patrol services, emergency response, alarm response, security risk
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protection and much more.
Security Code 3
1735 N 1st Street #104
San Jose, CA 95112
watching over a stadium.. #avayastadium #soccerstadium #stadium #silhouette #parkinglot #industrial #securityguard #graveshift
Jonathan and Kanat carry filming equipment through the Freedom resort while preparing for the freedom festival. Read my blog of this episode of Steppe Tales and see a short clip at bit.ly/rvG11u
Pay Up! pickets Sainsbury's over employment poverty wages - London, 28.05.2012
Formed by activists from UK Uncut, Occupy, Unite the Union and community organisations, Pay Up!, which plans to go national as quickly as possible, chose Sainsbury's to launch their campaign against "employment poverty" which sees thousands of Sainsbury's shop-floor employees being paid only the UK minimum wage which amounts to £6.08p per hour for over-21s, £4.98p for 18-20s and £3.68p for 16-17 yrs old school leavers. These employees, say Pay Up, should be receiving the nationally recognised "Living Wage" of £7.20 per hour in the regions, and £8.30p in London.
Sainsbury's has seen profit's rise 299% over the past 7 years, whilst their workers on low pay have been forced to accept a pay freeze which, in the face of current inflation, is effectively a wage cut, and a huge number of Sainsbury's full and part-time staff are having to apply for housing benefits and other benefits just to survive, despite the retail grocery giant posting year-end profits for 2011 of £712 million - a 7% increase on 2010, despite the double-dip recession.
It is outrageous, say Pay Up, that some Sainsbury's employees are so badly paid that they are forced to drain the benefits system just to survive, whilst Sainsbury's are turning a huge profit and are planning to increase core spending in 2012-2013 to £1bn and also to increase payouts to their stockholders. The company boasted disingenuously last week that their employees "will receive on average a £600 bonus", which translates to as little as £49 for many employees who are denied enough working hours to sustain a basic living. The overwhelming bulk of the bonus pot will go to the already-well paid managers and directors.
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At the Copley Place mall, they try to enforce the face covering requirement by having security guards near all entrances with boxes of medical masks.
More Than 250 Cricket Fans Surround Nelsons Column To Celebrate India Winning the Cricket World Cup. London, UK. 02/04/2011
One of the things I love about Millennium Park is that it's a quasi-private public park that we all pay for. So they have their own security force. Some even have Segways, which I find hilarious but also makes total sense. Hilarious in that it must cost a fortune to maintain a fleet of those things.
This woman was taking a break before heading out for a call, which happened seconds after I took this snap.
According to this security guard who rushed out to greet me, I was not allowed to photograph the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology at Monash University's Parkville campus "for security reasons". I think he might have been the 'security reason'!
He then suggested that I "go photograph it at day, or something". Um, okay.
I liked the simple lines and lighting of this building. Ironically, the shadowy security guard actually made the shot. Nice one!
First roll of 120 Ektar... I like!!
This shot was inspired by one I've seen on flickr before. Unfortunately I couldn't find an angle where I could get that vertical line out of the way. Ahh well, not bad anyway.
Also check out Andrew's shot at almost the same time.
Nah, just kidding, he was a security guard helping out : ) I am just not used to guys walking around with shotguns.
Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic.
fucked up title. i know.
she's probably a really nice girl.
backstory: this was shot right around 05:00 ... this particular morning ... the club wasn't open ... i'm used to seeing legions of drunk fucks vying for the cab that i want to take me to the airport.
i had a feeling these girls could either be "weekend girls" or perhaps "professional girls."
the blond standing wasn't drunk.
she asked how my day was going.
i smiled.
didn't say anything, though.
i just put the m up to my eye ... as i had to remember this.
a girl so drunk she had to be wheeled out by security.
amos is my favourite security guard.
these two ... didn't know them.
but ... after they put up with the fact i'd been shooting ...
homey the security guard, who's obviously loving the attention of the drunk chick, said, "no pictures."
i laughed at him.
he flagged a cab for me and opened my door.
i offered to tip him.
which is customary for anyone doing any-fucking-thing for you in vegas.
he gave me a dirty look.
i said, "maybe that's all a quick lapdance would cost with your little friend. you already got a fucking chair, bro."
he shut my door.
and ... the girls we being picked up by a stringy blinged-out dude in a fucked up sentra.
i surmised it was a pimp.
he looked like a pimp.
but a poor one.
leica m8. native b/w. 1/125th sec. at f/1.4. summilux 35/1.4. 640 iso.
Three witnesses gave very different accounts of the incident: he punched a guard, the guards misinterpreter a movement of his arm, or the guards grabbed him unfairly and he tried pulling away. A crowd gathered, with lots of arguing about his innocence or guilt since most didn't see what happened, and weren't sure which witness to believe. The guards said nothing and looked scared and frustrated.
Weapons instructor Paek K.K. demonstrates proper M9 Pistol technique to fellow Korean security guards April 9 at Reynolds Range.
There are 348 security guards serving at nine installations in USAG-Yongsan.
U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Choi Keun-woo
To learn more about living and working in Korea visit our website www.usfk.mil
Ann Arbor Michigan 2007 Art Fair...this was my favorite artist by far! Amazing sculptures! So realistic that I had to see if I could "catch them" breathing!
"The security guards are basically the first line of defense for any installation," said Ricky Oxendine, USAG-Yongsan Emergency Services director. "They are responsible for preventing unauthorized access to our garrisons."
There are 348 security guards serving at nine installations in USAG-Yongsan.
U.S. Army photo by Cpl. Choi Keun-woo
To learn more about living and working in Korea visit our website www.usfk.mil
1st Day Tour in Cambodia : Angkor Wat
A security of Angkor Wat watching the visitors from the pillar edge inside the temple. Unfortunately, many of visitors often carry out some parts of this temple.
Seorang penjaga keamanan angkor wat sedang mengamati para pengunjung dari di tepi pilar jendela yang ada di dalam candi Angkor Wat, ternyata tidak sedikit pengunjung yang sering mengambil atau mencuri beberapa bagian dari candi ini
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866-903-9111
Security Code 3 offers security and patrol services throughout the Bay Area
in California. It is the preferred security company by providing mobile
patrol services, emergency response, alarm response, security risk
management, LiveScan background checks, private investigations, property
protection and much more.
Security Code 3
1735 N 1st Street #104
San Jose, CA 95112
The current mostly black and white photo show at the Baltimore Museum of Art, on Art Museum Drive, had a closing party on Friday which I was glad to make it to since I missed the opening party. Robert Frank, Weegee, Edward Weston, Tina Modotti and Laslo Maholi Nagy were among the photographers that were represented in this excellent show.
Three witnesses gave very different accounts of the incident: he punched a guard, the guards misinterpreter a movement of his arm, or the guards grabbed him unfairly and he tried pulling away. A crowd gathered, with lots of arguing about his innocence or guilt since most didn't see what happened, and weren't sure which witness to believe. The guards said nothing and looked scared and frustrated.