Second Job question???

Question

OK, (SORRY ALL CAPS), SO I WORK MY FULLTIME JOB AS A SECURITY PERSON, AND IT SAYS THAT IN A COMPANY BOOK THAT WE CAN NOT WORK 2 SECURITY JOBS!!! WHAT DO THEY MEAN BUY THAT?? AND DO YOU THINK IF I WAS TO GET A SECOND JOB PART-TIME AS A SECURITY GUARD AGAIN DO YOU THINK THAT MY CURRENT EMPLOYER WOULD FIND OUT ABOUT IT?? (LIKE IF I WOULDN'T PUT THEM ON THE APPLICATION) AND THIS PLACE I KNOW IS HIRING AND IT'S ONE OF THOSE JOBS AS SOON AS YOU WALK IN THE DOOR YOUR HIRED, SO DO YOU THINK I HAVE ANYTHING TO WORRY ABOUT??

TO CLARIFY THE QUESTION, WE CAN GET A SECOND JOB, BUT IT CAN'T BE A SECURITY JOB...WHAT COULD I DO FOR A SECOND JOB??

Answer 1

You aren't allowed to have two different jobs in the field of Security as long as you retain your present job. If you get another such job you can be fired. If the second job you are applying for is a decent Security outfit, then they will check and will contact your present employer. If they don't, well, then they're not very good and I wouldn't trust them enough with my safety to work for them.

Your present job restricts you from obtaining a second job in the field of Security because it comes under the heading of "conflict of interests". If you want a second job, then get one in a different field.

And I have to wonder about you as a security gaurd as well. If you are willing to contemplate doing something illegal for money (a second job) if there is a good chance you won't be caught out, then I have to wonder just how secure anything is with you.

Edit: As to your additional details, that all depends on 1) what's available in your area, 2) what hours you currently work (what your schedule is) and 3) what you are qualified to do that doesn't involve security. I don't know the answers to these questions. I don't even know why you're using all capital letters.

Answer 2

Uh, yeah you have something to worry about. Like violating an agreement with your current company.

If it says you cannot have another security job, then you can't have another security job. If they find out, you will be fired. If the new place found out you omitted your current job from your application on purpose, you will be fired from there, too. So, you have to worry about not having a job.

Answer 3

on the two jobs at the same time, while you're married you're possibly in a fifteen% bracket, while you're unmarried you're in all probability in a 25% bracket - you do no longer provide sufficient information to renowned for specific. on the $27K interest the place you're self-employed, you will owe around $3800 for self-employment tax (social risk-free practices and medicare). on the different interest, while you're an worker, you will basically pay 7.sixty 5%, or $1224, for ss and medicare - the organization will pay an same quantity on your behalf. Your earnings taxes are harder to determine, because of the fact you do no longer provide sufficient information. while you're unmarried and take a usual deductiion, and haven't any dependents or different variations, your federal earnings tax on the two jobs entire could be around $5126 - of you're married and your better half would not have earnings additionally, your federal earnings tax could be somewhat over $3000. in case you have infants, and/or in case you itemize your deductions, those numbers ought to cut back, perhaps significantly. counting on the place you reside, you additionally can owe state and/or community taxes.

Answer 4

Yes, I suppose you run the risk of getting caught and fired...

I'd have a problem with a security guard with no integrity. If the rules are no 2nd job and you get one, what other rules are you ignoring?

Answer 5

So what kind of Security officer are you if you arn't honest?