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City Council override brings pay and protections to 60,000 private sector security guards, relief to family of slain officer behind namesake bill
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“Coming together to uplift security officers makes us all safer.
A recent report found that NYC security guards earn a median income of $40,311, which is less than 40% of the city’s Area Median Income, even though 84.7% of the guards work full-time and 88.7% work year-round.
This legislation will raise standards for security officers in the city.
It really will be life-changing.”“There are as many as 60,000 other private security officers, many of them making minimum wage with no benefits.
It also creates a Security Guard Advocate within the agency to educate guards and employers about the new mandates and handle complaints.