The business of private security companies in Andalusia falls between 10 and 12% since the beginning of the crisis
Monday, May 9, 2011
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call for "fight and fight" against "unfair competition" and "intrusion" by "security pseudoempresas"
The business of private security companies in Andalusia has fallen between 10 and 12 percent since the start of the crisis At the end of 2007 so that this community turnover last year 560 million euros, representing a 13.66 per cent of total turnover of security in Spain. 
Also, employment has fallen in the past three years to eight percent, representing a loss of about 1,500 jobs in the Community. At a press conference, the president of the Association Private Companies Professional Security Services (APROS) in Andalusia, Miguel Sánchez Pizarro, and the national secretary of the Association, Eduardo Cobas, have released the latest economic data of the security sector in Spain and in Andalusia, where they suggested that the business in this community "has fallen more than in the rest of Spain." also recognize that the crisis "has been noticed more in this sector than other sectors" and have predicted that this sector "will take longer to recover than other sectors."
He added that in recent years have fallen by eight the number of protected works and has stated that the lowering is especially in the residential sector and real estate.
As forecast by 2011, have recognized that the business is falling in the first months, but expects the second half of the year "at least for the loss of employment."
Andalusia autonomous community is the second highest number of registered companies, with 189 companies operating in Andalusia, only to Madrid (321) and followed by Catalonia (180). Of these 189, about 150 have headquarters in Spain.
currently holds some 11,500 security guards and 8,970 of them work in companies associated with APROS Andalusia, which account for 78 percent of the private security sector of community.
These managers have explained that APROS, which has more than 30 years of history, has decided to set up a year ago APROS Andalusia to "establish a dialogue with the government closer", since the security service to government, including public companies, representing nearly 40 percent of total business in the Community, namely 38 percent. It also referred to increased ownership and devolution to the regions, so that "it is necessary to address certain issues from the local perspective."
also have pointed out the need to "fight and fight" against certain behaviors of "unfair competition" and "intrusion" by "pseudoempresas offer security services when they are not authorized to do and less labor costs covered by the collective agreement" and acknowledged that these behaviors are "minority."
have pointed out that this happens more so in some areas of Andalusia, as in the field of construction and in areas and coastal provinces.
also have recalled the "excellent levels of training, the best in the EU" which is the workers, where the average age of the guards is 39 years and where women accounts for 15 percent and men 86 percent. In this regard, they highlighted the increase weight women, who in recent years have increased from 10 to 15 percent of all workers.
have also suggested that the sectors where security companies are paying more for transport services, hospitals, shopping centers and infrastructure and have pointed out that 83 percent of contracts are permanent and the temporary 17 percent. They have also recalled the role of "complementary and subordinated to the security officers about the bodies and public security forces. Sociological study
also have released a sociological study that shows the view of Andalusians on major issues concerning to the safety of citizens, so that the Andalusians, like the rest of the English, they would like to increase the presence of security guards in shopping streets, schools and parks followed by other places such as supermarkets, banks and hospitals.
A 71.1 per cent of Andalusians feel safer in places where there are security guards. addition, a 81.5 per cent of respondents hold a very good or good opinion of security officials, while the number of positive feedback from security companies stood at 63.8 percent.
The 80.7 percent of respondents believe it is a necessary function for society, a 72.5 percent ensures that the guards are people you can ask for help and a 71.7 percent clarifies that these are professionals who provide "substantial support to society." In addition, 69.6 percent of them believes that contribute to public safety and a 69.1 percent maintained that its services are a guarantee for the safety of citizens.
The 61.8 percent of the survey had stated that the work of security guards largely complement the functions of the police, while 57 percent see the professionals about authority figures.
Among the most valued of the guards in Andalusia found their professionalism, kindness, training and closer to the people. Additionally, respondents expressed their high level of agreement with the fact that the guards may be involved immobilizing offenders (96.6 percent), watching the streets to deter potential customers (95.8 percent), can retain suspects until the arrival of the police (95.3 percent) and ask for documentation of suspects (75 percent). Also 59.2 percent of respondents see these measures to protect the guards against possible attacks.
Government Delegate Support For its part, the government delegate in Andalusia, Luis Garcia Garrido, has advocated for the close of the presentation in Andalusia APROS that private security companies to deepen their professionalism and training of the members of this group, so that "provide services of higher quality, become a more competitive industry and generator of wealth and also to satisfy their customers, acting as a complement to public security "through a growing collaboration with the Security Forces of the State.
García Garrido stressed the need for constant updating that has the Guild, while his attitude has reviewed ongoing collaboration and cooperation in relation to Forces of State Security. In this vein, the government delegate in Andalusia has stressed "the important work carried out daily in the autonomous community of Andalusia the private security professionals to protect individuals, businesses or property."
has reaffirmed the commitment of state for public safety and has detailed the efforts in human resources in recent years, along with the increasing skill of the Civil Guard troops and police, so that both effective add currently in the autonomous region more than 28,000 troops.
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