Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115647 total results. Showing results 31641 to 31660 «157915801581158215831584158515861587Next ›Last » IOPC complaints handling workshops tackle surge in review referrals A new toolkit for PSDs which provides guidance on what is reasonable and proportionate to refer to the watchdog is considered central to tackling this backlog. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 News Pay and Morale Survey 2023 – Headline Report February 2024 This report is written in collaboration with the Social Market Foundation (SMF). SMF are the leading cross-party think-tank, and they outline an impartial picture of the issues we face. This collaboration has the aim of providing an outside perspective, which we regard as highly important if we are to have a comprehensive conversation about the conditions in policing Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/3/2024 Report Queensland emergency services to get consolidated rostering AUSTRALIA: Rostering and other personnel systems covering more than 36,000 Queensland emergency services staff are to get a major uplift, under a tender released yesterday. The tender seeks a single software-as-a-service system, first for the Queensland Ambulance Service, but for eventual rollout to Queensland Fire and Emergency Services, Queensland Corrective Services, and Queensland Police. IT News (Australia) 20/3/2024 News How NSW Police search powers went off the rails AUSTRALIA: Stop-and-searches are part of a deliberate police strategy called “proactive policing”. Not just conducting them - counting them. And it's boosted the number of police searches in NSW from 87 to 462 a day. ABC News (Australia) 20/3/2024 News, Video Drivers could face fines as AI cameras that ‘can spy inside’ cars trialled Drivers have been warned that new artificial intelligence cameras being trialled by UK police forces could land them with a £1,000 fine. Yahoo! 20/3/2024 News ‘Shameful state of affairs’: Police quitting in droves as morale hits rock bottom New research by the Police Federation of England and Wales found 22 per cent of officers intend to resign within the next two years i News 20/3/2024 News More synthetic opioids banned to protect communities Fifteen additional synthetic opioids are now under the strictest controls to prevent drug related deaths and ensure anyone caught supplying them faces tough penalties. Home Office 20/3/2024 News Police face looming staffing crisis with one in five officers planning to quit Officers reported having faeces thrown at them and being spat at in public, adding they feel like a ‘scapegoat’ for the nation’s issues in a new survey The Independent 20/3/2024 News Algorithmic ambitions: There’s no (A)I in team Resource pressures, heavy workloads and improving service delivery are among drivers for policing to adopt machine learning algorithms to increase capacity and capability; but Research Fellow Hazel Sayer, machine learning specialist Dr Tamara Polajnar and Senior Research Fellow Dr Ruth Spence warn that key stakeholders need to be involved in determining the problem to be addressed, whether the algorithm is the right solution, and whether the force has the capacity to develop the technology and respond to its output. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Poor pay and treatment pushing officers towards resignation Latest Pay and Morale Survey reveals high levels of discontent amongst undervalued police officers with many planning to quit as pay lags significantly behind other public sector workers. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/3/2024 News Nearly half ‘never’ or ‘rarely’ get weekly rest day finds morale survey The results from the Police Federation’s annual Pay and Morale survey have been released today. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 News Police bashed children, hid body camera footage, court told AUSTRALIA: Veteran police are facing trial for punching, hitting and swearing at teens. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 News Minister, police at loggerheads over new media chief AUSTRALIA: The relationship between the offices of Police Minister Yasmin Catley and Police Commissioner Karen Webb has collapsed over the controversial appointment of a veteran news figure as the force’s most senior media adviser, leading to a police staffer being kept away from parliament this week. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 20/3/2024 News Police data shows nearly 150,000 retail crimes reported across the country in 2023 NEW ZEALAND: The Dairy and Business Owners Group is calling last year a law and order disaster, after data from police revealed nearly 150,000 retail crimes reported across the country in 2023. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/3/2024 News Garda spends €250,000 on drones ahead of legislation permitting use in policing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Evaluation of 21 purchased drones under way with view to using them in missing persons searches, crime and collision scenes, crowd control and during riots. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 News Inspire Justice Award winners: Margaret Davis of Essex Police Margaret Davis, Deputy Branch Secretary of Essex Police's UNISON Branch recently was recognised within the Inspire Justice 2023 Award for the Police Staff Member of the Year. In this PolicingTV video, Bernard Rix learns more from Margaret about the reasons behind her recognition within this Award, and also about her UNISON work. PolicingTV 20/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Partnership is at the heart of new Police Industry Charter The Police Industry Charter sets out the principles of how policing and industry work together to deliver high quality services to the public. Emergency Services Times 19/3/2024 News GRA committee recommends members vote to accept new roster proposal REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Cork branch of the GRA will meet next Monday to discuss the proposed new roster. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 19/3/2024 News West Midlands police commissioner wins legal challenge against powers transfer Simon Foster, the police and crime commissioner for the area, brought a High Court challenge against the Government’s move to scrap his role. The Independent 19/3/2024 News Devolving policing could create ‘one public service’ but key challenges remain The report does not offer recommendations but is intended as research to help the Welsh government determine its next 'course of action' with respect to devolution. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/3/2024 News «157915801581158215831584158515861587Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
