Private Security Sector News Today

EDITORIAL: Finally, the interior division has decided to do something about the fact that “the current regulatory...

The Managing Director of G4S Security Services Ghana Ltd, Mr. Michael Gyapah, was awarded “CEO of the Year 2022” in the “Private Security Sector” at the 7th Ghana CEO Summit and Expo held on 22nd May 2023 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City. The 7th GHANA CEO SUMMIT is a One-day high-impact business leadership summit […]

Workers posted at national key points and public hospitals threaten industrial action in a fight that has been going on for ???.

MEMBERS of a number of unions drove to the gates of Imvula Security Group to demand money they claimed was fraudulently deducted from their salaries.

Trade unions in the private security sector demand that iMmvula Group repay employees' medical fees that were allegedly unlawfully deducted from their salaries in the last 10 months.

Trade unions in the private security sector allege that employers continue to swindle workers. It claims that in the last 10 months, more than R75 million has been "fraudulently deducted from salaries".

THE National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) has condemned security companies for defrauding workers out of their medical insurance benefits.

"The Council for Medical Schemes is currently investigating cases where security companies deduct monies from workers for medical insurance but fail to pay it over to Affinity Health, which is the ...

Lack of jobs could lead to greater insecurity because financially incapacitated young people are easier to radicalise.

Companies have been accused of docking the pay of security guards, but not following through on their health benefit promises.