Sui, a security guard, used to work in excess of 60 hours a week on minimum wage just to get by. But then one day, her contract was changed. She's now part-time, but no reasons were given. She's not allowed to leave the site during a shift, so that means that because there's no toilet, she can't drink while she is at work. She often works at car parks or in railway stations, and she doesn't always feel safe. She's casual. That means her roster can change at any notice, really, and she can be sent all over Auckland. She says she can't plan anything in life, because of that uncertainty in her work. When you ask her, she describes her life as being in survival mode.