Kinda surprised there is no private police force yet because it seems like a great choice for neoliberal privatisation.
because cops have the strongest unions. they're the only work force (I know, cops aren't "workers" but you get what I mean) in the country that is universally unionized and armed. and since their job is to serve reactionary ends, and oppress the rest of the workers, the capitalists permit this.
That's where Private Security Response comes in. As well as alerting you to an alarm, we immediately deploy a security guard to your home to investigate. There are two types of cover: external check and keyholder
Because these entities are never in solidarity with actual labor unions (the opposite in fact), it has been suggested that the 'police unions' should actually be understood as professional associations, a more fittingly exclusive organization form.
One Small "Union" to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them
Kinda surprised there is no private police force yet because it seems like a great choice for neoliberal privatisation.
because cops have the strongest unions. they're the only work force (I know, cops aren't "workers" but you get what I mean) in the country that is universally unionized and armed. and since their job is to serve reactionary ends, and oppress the rest of the workers, the capitalists permit this.
https://www.adt.co.uk/monitoring-plans/private-security-response
hmm...
universities often have their own private police forces
It's because police have strong "unions"
Unions work even for evil assholes.
Because these entities are never in solidarity with actual labor unions (the opposite in fact), it has been suggested that the 'police unions' should actually be understood as professional associations, a more fittingly exclusive organization form.
Yes there is, its called private security.