Security service providers have agreed to comprehensive research designed to determine the sociological and other factors which challenge them.
This is according to a Ministry of Social Protection statement on Thursday following a seminar.
The statement said the attendees also committed to the compliance with all Safety and Labour related legislation, the assessment of the mental and physical capacity and preparedness of their employees and to monitor them on a regular basis including subjecting them to a semi-annual medical examination and to develop special working arrangements for women so that their working hours will not be extended beyond certain hours of darkness.
