STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Securitas on Thursday reported a slightly bigger than expected rise in second quarter profit helped by demand for electronic security and further recovery in airport security in ...

September 2, 2004 HONOLULU - Securitas Security Services and Wackenhut Corp. have won security contracts for the state’s airports, with Securitas beating out two current security contractors for its ...

HONOLULU Securitas, the nation s leading security provider, is hiring for 200 new job positions, for the holiday season and beyond, available throughout the Hawaiian islands, the company announced in ...

For the first time, private security firm Securitas is addressing the shooting of a family’s dog by one of its officers at Honolulu International Airport. The incident occurred on March 28 near the ...

STOCKHOLM, March 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Securitas has completed the divestment of the airport security business in France to local management. Full year 2024 sales were approximately BSEK 1.5 with ...

Security services group Securitas reported on Tuesday a rise in fourth-quarter core profit and said demand for airport security, which plunged early in the pandemic, was recovering. Operating profit ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Private security firm Securitas hopes to bring a robot guard to a Hawaii airport or shopping center by the end of 2019. It would be the first robot guard of its kind in the ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Last month, the president of the International Union of Security and Protective Officers signed a collective bargaining agreement with Securitas, the company that employs ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — A branch office of Securitas Security Services USA Inc., who is contracted to provide security services at the airports, has paid $176,810 in back wages to 226 employees after an ...

STOCKHOLM -Swedish Security services group Securitas reported on Tuesday a rise in fourth-quarter profit and said demand for airport security, which plunged early in the pandemic, was recovering.

Securitas Security Services USA Inc. — a security services company based in Anaheim, California — has paid $176,810 in back wages to 226 employees for violating the Fair Labor Standards Act’s overtime ...