Staying the distance: One force’s pioneering retention strategy that’s keeping officers on board

22nd November 2022Keith Potter, Editor, Policing Insight 1 Comment

Challenges around recruitment and workforce strength are affecting policing around the world, but there’s often less focus on keeping hold of good officers; Greater Manchester Police Chief Inspector Mike Russell spoke to Policing Insight’s Keith Potter about the force’s new ‘Stay Interview’ initiative which has significantly improved retention rates as well as improving the support available to officers.

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Staying the distance: One force’s pioneering retention strategy that’s keeping officers on board

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