National Crime Agency launches New Year recruitment drive

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National Crime Agency launches New Year recruitment drive

The National Crime Agency has launched a recruitment drive to strengthen its specialist teams tackling organised crime.

Date - 4th January 2021
By - Chris Smith

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From surveillance motorcyclists to social workers, the NCA is looking to bolster its ranks to increase capacity for working with enforcement partners. More than 30 vacancies are open covering both operational and support roles at sites across the...

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