Protect property, merchandise, and money of a store or similar establishment by detecting theft, shoplifting, or other unlawful practices by the public or employees. Perform necessary actions to preserve order and enforce standards of decorum established by management. Conduct private investigations, such as obtaining confidential information, seeking missing persons, or investigating crimes and thefts.

1992 employment: 59,000 Projected 1992-2005 employment change: Much faster than average

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