NZSA Newsletter – November 2024
CEO’s REPORT Welcome to our November 2024 newsletter. In opening I would like to pass on my congratulations to our 20 award winners at the NZ Annual Security Awards event held at the Crowne Plaza in September. It…
CEO’s REPORT Welcome to our November 2024 newsletter. In opening I would like to pass on my congratulations to our 20 award winners at the NZ Annual Security Awards event held at the Crowne Plaza in September. It…
PSPLA - extension for temporary licences The PSPLA have advised that consideration will be given towards approving a third extension for temporary CoA’s for people in affected areas where their employer confirms that the applicant was booked in…
The following tenders were listed on GETS yesterday: Christchurch City Council – Security Services RFx ID 23421867 closing 17 February. Comprises: Patrols and Alarm Response Security Transport/Cash Collection Noise Control Static Guards New Zealand Defence Force – Medical…
Whilst today’s business environment is extremely challenging, we in security are one of the fortunate business sectors to be deemed an essential service and with some degree of certainty for our businesses and employees. Demands on our services…
Essential Services update Government provided an update to the essential service definitions at 1pm. It includes the following: "Security is considered an essential service, even if security services are being provided in relation to premises for a non-essential…
An interesting and relevant article appeared in the March edition of the Security Management magazine by Steven C. Millwee, CPP. We attach it here for you to read. Fair & Neutral - Conducting sexual Misconduct Investigations
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