Home Office under renewed pressure to resolve pay row

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Home Office under renewed pressure to resolve pay row

A Police and Crime Commissioner has gone public with a call for 'proper' pay rises for officers.

PCC Mathew Scott

Date - 16th June 2022
By - Chris Smith

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The Home Office has been urged by a Conservative PCC to look again at pay for officers. Kent PCC Matthew Scott made a direct response to a warning from his force’s own officers that 10% of their ranks intend to quit over the next two...

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