Wilmington, DE:
The Wilmington Housing Authority met with five security companies to discuss a contract for security at six high rise buildings. The advantages and problematics of the contract were described in the ad from Delaware Online. It mentioned in the ad that the WHA currently uses unlicensed and uninsured temp agency workers for security, which violates state law and could result in fines of $500 and a year in prison.
I have heard vague mention before of temp agencies trying to staff security positions without proper regulation. Has anybody else heard of this? I'm sure the problems with that run deep.
The Wilmington Housing Authority met with five security companies to discuss a contract for security at six high rise buildings. The advantages and problematics of the contract were described in the ad from Delaware Online. It mentioned in the ad that the WHA currently uses unlicensed and uninsured temp agency workers for security, which violates state law and could result in fines of $500 and a year in prison.
I have heard vague mention before of temp agencies trying to staff security positions without proper regulation. Has anybody else heard of this? I'm sure the problems with that run deep.
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