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Saturday, 13 September 2008 |
By john mce
 The Security Service protects the country against threats to national security, safeguarding the economic well-being of the country. To defend against terrorism, espionage, crime and proliferation. It also provides advice for national infrastructure such as power, water and transport systems.
There are a range of roles available in the Security Services -
Surveillance Officer - A surveillance officer watches and reports on the movements and actions of those under investigation.
Intelligence officer - An intelligence officer uses relevant intelligence data to assess and investigate threats to national security.
Linguist - Linguists translate and transcribe intelligence information from bugged phone calls, emails and mail, and interpreting it into a social context.
IT Specialist - Providing protection and IT support to the government's computer systems, networks and communication systems.
There are also a number of very specialist posts, as well as support roles including administration, security, driving and building services.
Desired Qualifications and Experience
There are strict residency and nationality criteria to work for the Security Service. Applicants must be over the age of 18 and have very special skills |
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Thursday, 11 September 2008 |
By Roberto Garabelli
 Work from home - an online revolution!
If ever you leave your current job, then think of joining a big revolution! That revolution is called the "Online Work", or "Work From Home" using your computer, an internet connection, and your own home! The times are really changing! Work from home and make your dreams come true. Even the giant multinational companies are now offering their workload to hundreds of offsite "employees" - people who work from home!
Determination and a focused approach are needed to work from home. If you have skills and persistence to succeed, then the jobs and the money are literally at your fingertips! You need to be very cautious though, because there are a lot of scams waiting to catch you unaware, and swipe your money away too. But, this threat is everywhere, and the internet is no exception. Also, work from home data entry scams are easier to spot. They either ask for money of some sort, or send many duplicate materials for you to do, or they just don't pay. So, if you have been working for |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 11 September 2008 )
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