Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115936 total results. Showing results 50141 to 50160 «250425052506250725082509251025112512Next ›Last » Pay and Morale Survey 2022 – Headline Report December 2022 The PFEW Pay and Morale Survey obtains members’ views on their pay and conditions, as well as their attitudes to their work and the Police service in general. The Pay and Morale survey is an annual survey, which has been conducted each year since 2014. To the best of our knowledge, it is the largest annual survey of Police officers in the UK. This year, unlike previous years, the Pay and Morale survey has been combined with the Demand, Capacity, and Welfare survey. The PFEW Demand, Capacity and Welfare Survey is a biennial survey that was launched in 2016 in response to unprecedented budgetary cuts and a 14% fall in officer numbers over the previous seven years2. Combining these two surveys into one allows members’ views to be collected and presented in a more streamlined manner. This report provides a summary of key findings on respondents’ morale, cost of living and attitudes towards pay and remuneration. Findings also cover respondents’ intention to stay in the Police service, and indicators of engagement with the service – for example, whether respondents feel proud to be in the Police, and whether respondents would recommend the Police service to others. The report also provides details on how respondents view their working arrangements, workloads, and working hours, as well as their physical and mental health and wellbeing. [PDF] Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/1/2023 Report Officers “leaving the service in their droves” warns Fed Chair 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. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2023 News One in five police officers plan to quit over pay and ‘lack of respect’ from government, survey shows Police, who are legally barred from striking, are resigning in their droves, putting Boris Johnson’s 20,000 pledge at risk The Independent 11/1/2023 News New figures show 14 allegations of sexual offences by gardai were made last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: ‘I think if you look at the GSOC figures - the amount of complaints that are going into GSOC - the vast, vast majority of those complaints are not being upheld’ Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 11/1/2023 News Pay and Morale Survey finds policing rests on a knife edge The Police Federation of England and Wales’s (PFEW) Pay and Morale Survey 2022 has revealed severe struggles faced by rank and file officers and a sense of deepening frustration with the Government for continuously failing to assist. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/1/2023 News Policing, conflict, and democracy: Foreign information manipulation and interference Alongside war crimes and the trafficking of vulnerable refugees, the criminal impact of the war in Ukraine includes the manipulation of information for both political and criminal gain; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the efforts underway to better understand and counteract such attempts, which will have implications for policing and community safety. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/1/2023 Analysis, Feature Counter-terrorism police investigate after uranium seized at Heathrow Border Force officials found small amount on passenger flight from Oman on 29 December The Guardian 11/1/2023 News Reform urged for ‘disjointed’ bail and remand system in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland's criminal bail and remand system is "disjointed" and leads to prison being used as the "default revolving door", a report has found. ITV News 11/1/2023 News ‘Nearly one in five police officers planning to quit in next two years’ Nearly one in five police officers plan to quit within the next two years amid low morale and dissatisfaction over pay, research suggests. Police Professional 11/1/2023 News 24% of Thames Valley Police officers plan to quit within two years A UK-wide survey found the majority of police are dissatisfied with pay and treatment by the Government. JackFM 11/1/2023 News Police budget deal dashes bodycam hopes Police officers in Scotland can “kiss goodbye” to hopes of basic equipment such as body cameras after a “woeful” budget settlement, it has been claimed. The Times - Subscription at source 11/1/2023 News ‘We must change’: Met chief outlines sweeping plans to reform London policing Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the force has ‘a practical plan for turning things around’ The Standard 11/1/2023 News ‘Nearly one in five police officers planning to quit in next two years’ The Police Federation of England and Wales, which represents more than 130,000 officers, published the results of its Pay and Morale Survey. The Independent 11/1/2023 News We need to step up on road safety, not cut targets NEW ZEALAND: Last year was terrible on Aotearoa’s roads, with 379 people tragically and unnecessarily losing their lives, the highest number in a calendar year since 2009. Greater Auckland (New Zealand) 11/1/2023 News MPs call on Number 10 to create ‘Elizabeth Medal’ for fallen emergency workers An ‘Elizabeth Medal’ awarded to the families of emergency workers who have lost their lives in the line of duty is one step closer to becoming reality, as the campaign continues to gather momentum with the backing of a number of Parliamentarians. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/1/2023 News Met Police chief calls for more flexible ways to recruit officers to fight modern crime The Metropolitan Police commissioner lay out his vision for the future of the force. The Independent 10/1/2023 News PCC announces preferred candidate for chief constable of Dorset Police Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) T/Assistant Commissioner Amanda Pearson has been chosen as the preferred candidate for the next chief constable of Dorset Police. Police Professional 10/1/2023 News An Analysis of Police Department Crisis Communication via Social Media When police use-of-force incidents involving citizens occur, it is necessary to examine the communication post-crisis. Communication via social media is efficient and is considered a necessary tool in contemporary policing. To date, few studies have investigated the use of socially mediated messages in response to use-of-force incidents in local communities. This research examined the social media sites of six police departments in the United States following the death of George Floyd for themes established in crisis communication research. Findings suggest that police departments used social media to convey empathy, commitment to stakeholders, and self-efficacy, with empathy being the theme that was used most frequently. As this is an emerging area of research, directions for future research and policy implementation are discussed. Police Quarterly 10/1/2023 Research article ‘We’ve rescued kids from dealers and women from pimps. It’s getting worse out there’ DC Colin Ward has been a key part of Greater Manchester Police’s modern slavery team for more than a decade Manchester Evening News 10/1/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Human trafficking survivors develop training for over 2,200 officers in Mississauga and Brampton CANADA: Peel Regional Police will be the first police service in Canada to train all officers, both frontline uniform and investigative, with new anti-human trafficking intervention training. What makes the training unique is it has been developed in partnership with Timea’s Cause Inc. and the organization’s founder and human trafficking survivor Timea Nagy-Payne. Insauga (Canada) 10/1/2023 News «250425052506250725082509251025112512Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
