Builds on: Legal Aspects of Security Work
Dignity and Rights at Work
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A guard has power to stop people, check them and refuse them entry. That power must be used fairly. Every person has the same right to respect.
Focus: treat everyone equally, search with respect, never take or offer a bribe, and speak up when something is wrong.
Learning objectives
- Treat people equally, judging behaviour, not looks.
- Search people with respect, including transgender people.
- Refuse and report bribes.
- Explain the main points of the international code of conduct for private security.
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