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Commissioner says too many officers are not 'match fit' for full duties
Clankle
This is a muddled mess. He seems to be linking corruption, sickness , deployability and proper roles. If so it is treading the same road as Winsor and his X Factor. Legislation stopped that (namely the equality act) but this is another strange conversation with the Tory broadsheets.
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Clankle
This is a muddled mess. He seems to be linking corruption, sickness , deployability and proper roles. If so it is treading the same road as Winsor and his X Factor. Legislation stopped that (namely the equality act) but this is another strange conversation with the Tory broadsheets.
