Is security work easy?
Depends on what kind of security you are referring to and where the security is. There are a lot of security categories and then a gazillion subcategories within. IT security is much easier than physical security if physical security includes guards. For ex: all I have to do is keep my computers/servers installed with the necessary antivirus and antimalware programs to protect the security of my IT systems, whereas the soldiers who are a part of the Old Guard that protect the tomb of the unknown soldier have to walk 24hrs/day, 365 days/year in all kinds of weather to provide that physical security. On the other hand if I worked for the government, IT security would be more difficult to manage than the physical protection my home security system provides because so many people are constantly trying to hack into government computers so I am constantly under a lot of pressure to keep the system safe, whereas the home security system is just sitting there monitoring my house At the same time, a security guard (physical security) at my local mall appears to be much easier than the Old Guard soldiers (physical security) since the security mall guard just walks around in a comfortable environment all day long where the soldiers are constantly walking in all kinds of weather. etc So your question can only adequately be answered by knowing what kind of security work you mean and where that work is done.
It’s quite difficult to get a part time job in Melbourne, but not impossible.Working under Indians(like a restaurant or fuel station) is worst thing ever. They screw your life and rip you off paying below min wages.Go online and apply to as many jobs as you can.You will get one eventually.Or you can walk to every store(near your place or in the city) asking for employment.Given time you should get it.
You are using internet… try freelancer websites there is huge list of legit freelancer websites like fiverr,freelancer and upwork try to signup and put what you are in expert or just search for job in melbourne recruiter agencies will help in that you just have make your C.V attractive..
Will an e-Tag work on both Sydney AND Melbourne toll roads?
Which ever tag you have - RTA E-Toll, Roam Express E-Tag, E way, Roam e-TAG, or any tag within Australia - you can use it on every toll road in Australia. Your tag will beep as you drive past toll collection points and the toll will be charged to your account. There are a range of electronic tag and pass products available through different providers. Each operator may apply different charges, deposits and top-up amounts. An e-toll provider- RTA E-Toll tag allows you to travel on any toll road in Australia, cash free. http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/usingroads/etoll/tag/index.html
Is it normal for cooks and chefs to bring their knife kit to their workplace and bring it home again?
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Australian Tourist VIsa... What is ,, Security BOND ,, ?
The requirement for a security bond when sponsoring a family member for a subclass 679 Tourist visa is decided on a case by case basis and while the amount of bond required is usually 5k - 10k, the actual amount is also decided on a case by case basis. A bond is normally requested where there are some concerns that an applicant may not comply with their visa conditions. If the visitor has strong employment and other ties to their home country and therefore strong incentives to return, they are unlikely to be seen as presenting a risk of overstaying their visa and it's quite possible that no bond will be required. There is no way of knowing what (if any) bond will be required until the visa and sponsorship application have been lodged. EDIT: I've just looked at another of your questions in which you said that you have no family in Australia. If that's the case, you are not eligible for a sponsored Tourist visa and will have to apply for a subclass 676 Tourist visa. No security bond is ever required for a 676 - if DIAC thinks you present a risk of overstaying your visa or working illegally, you simply won't get the visa.
Can I bring cigarettes and a lighter in my pocket on the Plane?
Yes, you can, but don't leave them in your pockets. From: http://travelsecure.infrastructure.gov.a... = = = = = = = = The prohibited items restrictions are in place to ensure your security while travelling within Australia. However, the following items may be taken onboard at the discretion of the security screening officers at the airport. Matches, lighters and lighter fluid. Please note that lighters in the shape of a gun, grenade or other weapon will be not be permitted through the screening point. = = = = = = = Ordinary Zippo type or disposable lighters are generally permitted. DO NOT leave them in your pockets. If you go through a body image scanner, that will show up as an exception, and you will have to empty your pockets - which guarantees that your parents will see it. Cigarettes ARE permitted. They are not in any way dangerous to anyone (except to you, of course). I don't have any idea if the security people will care if you are underage with cigarettes. In the US, they do not since the TSA people are federal, and tobacco laws are a state issue. The simplest thing is to just leave them in your carry on bag. DO NOT try to hide them or disguise them. Doing that simply calls attention to them, which is the last thing you want. You will be told to take off your jacket before going through the scanner, and that will go through the x-ray machine anyway. Don't worry about it. Unfortunately, millions of people smoke and seeing a lighter or cigarettes is nothing unusual. DO NOT put the lighter into a checked in bag. All countries prohibit that practice and it will be confiscated.
Can I bring cigarettes and a lighter in my pocket on the Plane?
Hi Blakee, Airport security are there to check that nobody brings any prohibited items onboard. They have their hands full with that, and won't be looking for underage smokers! The cigarettes you can put wherever you want. The lighter MUST be in your carryon or on your person, i.e in your pocket. Lighters, matches, lighter fluids, etc, CANNOT be put in checked luggage. To save time and hassle at security I advise you to put your cigarettes and lighter in your carryon. I put it in the outer top pocket along with my keys, wallet, phone, etc... That way I don't have to stress about putting those things in a separate tray at security. (Your jacket pocket should work fine as well, as jackets have to go through the X-ray machine.)