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Actively recruiting for security officers at Canary Wharf London . Excellent pay and ...
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06-01-2012, 16:08 #1Senior Member
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Recruiting now for Security Officers at Canary Wharf
Ladies, Gents,
Actively recruiting for security officers at Canary Wharf London. Excellent pay and Benefits.
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CC1"I love the Infantry because they are the underdogs. They are the lads in the mud, the rain, the cold wind and frost. They have no comforts and they learn to live without necessities, but in the end they are the guys who win the battle"
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06-01-2012, 18:39 #2Senior Member
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You could advise applicants to read - 'Attack State Red' May well help at the interview.
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"I love the Infantry because they are the underdogs. They are the lads in the mud, the rain, the cold wind and frost. They have no comforts and they learn to live without necessities, but in the end they are the guys who win the battle"
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09-01-2012, 10:09 #4
Might be a slot or two coming up in the Republic.
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I do like their coffee.
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"I love the Infantry because they are the underdogs. They are the lads in the mud, the rain, the cold wind and frost. They have no comforts and they learn to live without necessities, but in the end they are the guys who win the battle"
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I left the regular army in 2005, and did security in the city til 2009( aswell as the TA). If I remember correctly, Canary Wharf security was 'in house' and had a starting pay of £ 10 ph and there was a pension scheme..I no longer work in security, but what benefits are they offering?
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"I love the Infantry because they are the underdogs. They are the lads in the mud, the rain, the cold wind and frost. They have no comforts and they learn to live without necessities, but in the end they are the guys who win the battle"
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They're obviously queuing around the block CC1!!
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Originally Posted by slipperman
Now, now, now.......... they're one of the better organised formations in London.
I pass through Canary Wharf DLR / Jubilee Line twice daily. By any standards they're most professional in appearance and cutting about in what they do. They have the look and feel as both being organised and that their managers actually care about their lads and lasses. Yup, there's the "barrier up / barrier down" factor in some of the estate locations, but from well appointed ( read comfortable looking) control points.
There's too many around the London based end of this industry at the present time, focussed on the Olympics and the hourly fees they think they can earn.
( PS - Richard, can you send my fee to the usual address. Thanks. )The artist formerly known as Bob_Lawlaw
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