Den Kollegen in den USA geht es offensichtlich auch nicht besser als bei uns in der heimischen Branche.
A series on working conditions in the private-sector security industry. Security guards are essential workers who ensure public safety in buildings, hospitals, and transportation hubs—but their compensation and working conditions do not reflect their important role. Many security guards earn low wages, face elevated risks of injury and violence, and experience high levels of job turnover across the industry. The workforce is disproportionately male, many of them immigrants and people of color. Security guards throughout the country are working to improve their wages and their jobs, both through collective bargaining and, in some places, legislation. This series examines wages, job quality, and workforce characteristics in the private security industry across multiple geographies—including New York, Baltimore, Washington State, and California—drawing on detailed data analysis to highlight patterns and policy implications. A comprehensive national report will be released later this year.
https://laborcenter.berkeley.e…ndervalued-and-underpaid/
https://laborcenter.berkeley.e…n-seattle-and-washington/
https://laborcenter.berkeley.e…security-guard-workforce/
