PEEL assessments: Why are forces in England and Wales underperforming in leadership and workforce planning?

21st March 2024Jon Freegard, Principal Consultant (Workforce Planning), Skills for Justice

Police forces in England and Wales are regularly assessed to see how well they meet demand and provide public service; Jon Freegard, Principal Consultant (Workforce Planning) at Skills for Justice, explores how these assessment cycles work, and how workforce planning and leadership development efforts are graded.

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PEEL assessments: Why are forces in England and Wales underperforming in leadership and workforce planning?

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