Two-thirds of Canadians believe that over the last five years veterans have had a difficult (21%) or somewhat difficult (45%) time finding civilian jobs following their military service, according to an annual national survey commissioned by Commissionaires. The annual Nanos survey also revealed that while 75 percent of respondents believe the federal government has the highest obligation to help vets find jobs, only 5 percent rank the private sector as having the highest obligation.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Sunday, November 1, 2015
PERFECTLY SERVED, WELL DELIVERED
Lawsuits are stressful, and getting the correct information and help along the way is important to a successful outcome. Hiring a professional process server not only saves time and frustration, it is beneficial to the outcome of your legal matter.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Non-Core Police Duties: Containing Costs for Municipalities and Police Forces
Commissionaires Great Lakes offers comprehensive and cost
effective non-core police services to help municipalities and police forces
improve the quality of life in their communities while containing costs
As part of our complete range of security services,
Commissionaires provides enforcement and non-core police services to federal,
provincial and municipal governments as well as police forces.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Secure your Home or Cottage with HOUSEWATCH
Going on vacation, or
just closing up the cottage for the winter? Worried about vandals or thieves,
and don’t know who can care for it while you’re gone? Whether you’re away for a
few days or several months, don’t leave your home to chance – leave it to
Commissionaires Great Lakes.
Our professionally
trained staff will ensure that your home is secure and looks lived in as long
as you are away.
Saturday, August 1, 2015
Commissionaires Great Lakes’ Tips to Keep Your Home Safe While You’re Away
Travelers ask us how they can keep their home safe while they’re away over the holidays. Burglars look for an easy target. Show them that you aren’t one by making it look like someone’s home. Use a timer for both indoor and outdoor lights, have someone shovel your driveway, and leave a radio on for noise. Avoid broadcasting that you’ll be away on Facebook; or other social media - burglars aren’t above looking you up online.
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Commissionaires: Who we are
Commissionaires is a
security company, more specifically, we are Canada's premier security company, offering a unique combination of
integrity, experience and innovation. For more than 90 years, Commissionaires
has protected people and property across Canada in the private and public
sectors.
Our
History:Commissionaires
was founded in Canada in 1925 following the First World War when there was no
social safety net for soldiers who, upon completion of their service, found
themselves without employment.
Monday, June 1, 2015
How can background screening help you streamline hiring processes?
Background screening
prospective employees is a key tool in any HR professional’s hiring toolkit –
one that’s required to ensure you hire the candidate that is the best fit for
your organization.
Tools work best when
they’re used as they are designed and often they work best in the hands of an
expert. For pre-employment screening that means partnering with an experienced
organization – one with the depth of service options to meet all of your hiring
needs. Trusted by Canadian businesses for over 85 years, Commissionaires
delivers value to hundreds of companies and government departments across
Canada. “We didn’t consider anyone else because Commissionaires offered
everything we needed and was an obvious solution. We also knew that the cost
was reasonable,” says Suzann Park Macleod, First Air.
Friday, May 1, 2015
Non-Core Policing – A Case Study
City of London
Challenges
In 1988, London’s
municipal by-law enforcement and parking department was challenged toreduce the
escalating costs associated with its operation – human resources,
departmentalvehicle maintenance, training, etc. At the same time, they were
asked to increase revenuefrom the city’s parking lots and meters and
accommodate a growing population withoutcompromising service.
Commissionaires
already had a long-standing history of providing security guards to the Cityand
were well-positioned to assist the by-law enforcement detachment.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Do you have a criminal record, but want to travel to the U.S.? Read This!
If you have a
record and haven’t yet been flagged by U.S. Authorities – Don’t go to the U.S.
until you have a Record Suspension (Pardon).
It is illegal to attempt to enter the U.S. with
a criminal record, unless you have a U.S. Entry Waiver.
Haven’t Been Caught Yet?
Then you’ve been lucky.It’s now become common
practice for U.S. immigration officers to ask for identification for the
purpose of conducting an RCMP computer criminal record search.
Monday, March 2, 2015
Voice of the Investigator
Privacy
and Canadian Investigations
Privacy is an issue that is
becoming front and center in many different areas not least of which is private
investigations. Although there are
certain lengths that investigators can legally go to collect information on
individuals, it should be noted that conduct and method is governed not only by
privacy legislation, but the Criminal code of Canada as well.
Monday, February 2, 2015
Police Checks (CPIC) versus Vulnerable Sector Searches (VSS)
Police
Checks and Vulnerable Sector checks aren’t for criminals, they’re for everyday
people. Companies want to know who
they’re hiring, to safeguard their business.
But police checks aren’t just for employment reasons, they’re also for
citizenship and visa applicants, adoption applicants, security guard licenses
and medical marijuana producer licenses. Vulnerable Sector Checks are done for
those wishing to work with those who are more vulnerable than ourselves, like
the elderly, the disabled and our children.
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