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Showing Stories from 9th December 2022 to 21st February 2023
(21/02/23) Policing should be given pay award that 'matches inflation' (10/02/23) NCA action over pay back on (09/02/23) Less job satisfaction and more welfare worries among Uplift officers (06/02/23) 'Nothing tangible': Fed concerned by progress of Police Covenant (01/02/23) West Mercia hosts inaugural Quality Policing Awards
Mayor confirms payout for former Met Commissioner

Mayor confirms payout for former Met Commissioner

(31/01/23) The £165,727.36 severance payment received by Dame Cressida Dick equated to six months pay plus an additional payment of two months' salary.

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(31/01/23) EU police union supports UK public sector day of action on Feb 1 (30/01/23) 'Eleventh hour' move postpones NCA withdrawal of goodwill (27/01/23) IOPC staff set to strike next week (26/01/23) Budget challenges to result in fewer police in Northern Ireland
NCA staff to 'withdraw goodwill' over delays to 2022 pay rise

NCA staff to 'withdraw goodwill' over delays to 2022 pay rise

(25/01/23) Union says agency will struggle to function given its reliance on officers working unpaid hours.

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(18/01/23) Hebrides islands' one and only response officer receives QPM (16/01/23) Newly-promoted Sgt leading expanded Rural Task Force (13/01/23) PFNI call for mediation powers to resolve pay issues (11/01/23) Reward skills not just length of service says Met Commissioner
Officers

Officers "leaving the service in their droves" warns Fed Chair

(11/01/23) The latest Pay and Morale survey has shown that 18% of respondents intend to resign either within two years or as soon as they can.

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(11/01/23) Comment: policing is on a knife edge (06/01/23) Thames Valley ACC named as preferred candidate for Surrey chief
Advertorial: getting candidates to pass the NIE exam first time

Advertorial: getting candidates to pass the NIE exam first time

(05/01/23) More than 1,400 Met officers have gone through an innovative new programme since it started last year.

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(30/12/22) Range of policing members recognised in New Year's Honours (29/12/22) Cheshire sees call handling results after PCC raises salaries (28/12/22) Officers leaving PSNI because they cannot afford to stay (21/12/22) 'Galling' for police to backfill for strikes when they can't strike themselves (19/12/22) Response officer commended for helping RTC victim at roadside (19/12/22) Recruitment surge is 'obvious danger' to standards, says ex-commissioner (14/12/22) Provisional police funding settlement of 3.6 per cent announced (13/12/22) Devolution 'has failed to deliver' for policing in Northern Ireland (12/12/22) Federation pushes pay and disclosure campaigns to over 50 MPs (09/12/22) More protection needed for PSNI officers' human rights (09/12/22) PFNI: Officers being treated like 'political football' over pay
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