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Pay, Conditions, Reward, Recognition

Showing Stories from 26th July 2019 to 15th January 2020

Interview: Man in the middle

(15/01/20) Gary Mason talks to Paul Griffiths, the President of the Superintendents Association about the challenges of recruiting and developing the right people, the search for the right leadership and why he is a fan of the new police degree qualification.

Chief Constable Bill Skelly continues to fight CoP on degrees

(15/01/20) Lincolnshire chief says he will not implement the College of Policing's requirement that all new officers hold a degree as CoP extends its deadline for forces to June 2022.

PSNI recruitment drive follows return to power sharing

(13/01/20) Specialist police work in Northern Ireland is set to get extra funding, after the re-opening of the Assembly.

(09/01/20) Row breaks out over recruitment funding and force allocations (06/01/20) BTP should start all recruits on higher salaries warns Fed (31/12/19) Warwickshire PCC joins police precept consultations (30/12/19) Officers recognised in New Years Honours List

Direct entry superintendents scheme 'paused' for 2020 by CoP

(17/12/19) College of Policing says five-year progress review of direct entry programme to be published next month amid limited uptake.

(03/12/19) Interview: Back to basics (22/11/19) Happy Birthday to the Fed (18/11/19) Police strength hit by long term absentees and wastage rate (18/11/19) One in eight officers seeking financial support to cover living costs (18/11/19) Humberside most improved force in terms of morale survey shows (04/11/19) Major Crime Unit member of staff receives his MBE (22/10/19) Former Met peer pours cold water on recruitment plans (15/10/19) Cheshire throws lifeline to Thomas Cook staff for career in policing (11/10/19) Forces across the West Midlands cancel leave over 'Brexit disruption' (27/09/19) 'Naive to think 20,000 more police will solve service's problems' (26/09/19) Plan to restrict officer holiday leave following Brexit day (24/09/19) Health worries pushing officers towards resignation, survey reveals (22/09/19) Top cop accolade is 'one for the family album' (12/09/19) Chiefs face fresh row over pay (05/09/19) Brexit protests lead to record 'red' days with more to come (28/08/19) Chief tells Home Secretary: Police staff's valuable work makes a significant difference to frontline policing (27/08/19) Public says cuts in police numbers 'to blame for rise in crime', poll reveals (14/08/19) 'Back Boris momentum and save neighbourhood policing from total collapse' (07/08/19) Slump in jobseeker interest for police could put dampener on 20,000 officer recruitment drive, research reveals (03/08/19) Red letter day for payback 'billions' in fight for justice over police pensions (01/08/19) Officer puts 'Wow' in award-winning with another 'outstanding' for frontline customer service (26/07/19) PM drive to recruit 20,000 extra officers faces 'logistical challenges'

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