Security Solutions Group

Great company the best employer anyone could ask for has treated me like a member of the family going above and beyond time and time again for their employees.

I currently am a LPO for the company but also worked in the uniform division for about a month. granted every company has its downfalls. I would say there are quite a bit of cooperate communication issues between our dispatch, higher ups, HR, and employees, but overall my managers are really great and are very chill. its nice to have mangers that I know if I have a problem 1. they will not only help find a solution , but will lead me in that direction. 2. if I have a concern , they measure it gets taken care of, and 3. they have my back. I would say after seeing all these reviews that maybe this

I've been employed with Continental for almost a decade of my life and I couldn't imagine doing anything else. I work along side some of the best professionals in the security business and it's nice knowing you always have someone to have your back. Continental has been there for me at times I needed it most and I'll forever be grateful for the things I've accomplished for myself while being employed through them. All I can say is show up to work and do your job as specified and you will not regret working for this company!!!

As a current Loss Prevention Officer for this company I have to say that it’s been an amazing last 7 months with the company. All supervisors are very easy to get ahold of and reply back in a responsible and timely manner. I’ve NEVER had an issue with payroll or being paid on my correct paydays (unlike some other small security companies).
They are always professional and very understanding of any personal situations and are very flexible with scheduling as well. Loss Prevention is something I’ve always wanted to get into as I have 10+ years of private security experience and I couldn’t

I have worked for Continental for just over a year now. I can say, they are always trying to improve, whether it's relations with employees, clients, or the public. Private security is a demanding profession that often gets the short end of the stick, but the truly do appreciate their employees. I have met and heard stories of employees that have been here for more than 25 years. That has to say something about the company.

I have worked with CSSB little under a year. My sister worked with Continental several years ago and her Husband as well. I decided to apply myself based on how they felt about the company. As well as any other company, all company’s have bad and good reviews based on a good employee or a disgruntled employee. I loved working as a guard but wanted something more for myself and I worked hard and moved up pretty quickly. There are many opportunities outside the office as well as inside you just have to work for it. However, I love working with the people inside the office, and the office staff

Employees are over worked and under paid. If you want to pay bills and eat you have to work so many hours you have no family life or work a second job. Not enough staff to cover sites when people call off or quit. The insurance offered by continental is a joke. For family coverage you pay way to much for very little. It seriously is a joke. When you ask about getting a raise its the same excuse oh we are trying to renegotiate. They are more worried about their profit then the quality of life for their employees. Without warning they will deduct money out of your check for things such as van tires

I worked for CSSB back in 1986, 87. Back then it was a great place to work. I'm shocked at some of the reviews I have read. I can't believe CSSB has changed that much. I really loved working there and my Lieutenant at the time was great as well. I am now retired and currently living in Florida, but have often thought about my days with CSSB. The memories I have are fond ones. The superiors were just as wonderful as my coworkers
We actually were like a family.

I currently work for cssb, right now I have been there about a month.
The first 'paycheck' was a mistake apparently and I was told would be fixed.
Skip to two weeks later, not only am I unpaid for 12 hours on the first check, after they had a 'direct deposit' issue and caused me to be late on rent. I am now about 20-30 hours unpaid, overtime hours.
I'm supposed to report to work tomorrow at 4pm, but, nobody can gas up their car with empty promises. (If you find someone who can let me know).
If you work for continental security, prepare to be paid in empty promises, then asked to come in on