Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93954 total results. Showing results 74921 to 74940 «374337443745374637473748374937503751Next ›Last » Police accused of deploying facial recognition ‘by stealth’ in London Fresh trial in Stratford results in no one being stopped and zero arrests The Independent 28/7/2018 News Cumbria’s police chief vows to tackle mental health among officers Chief constable Michelle Skeer is committed to challenging the stigma Times & Star 28/7/2018 News Chief constable of one of England’s biggest police forces admits it provides ‘poor service’ The chief constable of one of England's biggest police forces has said the "reality" of modern-day policing means the public are sometimes not getting the service they expect. The Telegraph 28/7/2018 News ‘Not sustainable’: West Midlands Chief Constable makes public apology over police service West Midlands Chief Constable Dave Thompson has made a public apology for the service which the force is sometimes forced to provide. Express & Star 28/7/2018 News New breathalyser devices will stop drink drivers from being able to start their car Nearby Durham Constabulary are the first force in the country to trial them on a voluntary basis - but would you have one fitted? Gazette (Tees/Middlesbrough) 28/7/2018 News Public ‘not getting service it deserves’ thanks to budget cuts – police chief says "We may be dealing with it over the phone where they would like to see us and I'm sorry about that but that is the reality of where policing is now" Coventry Live 28/7/2018 News Lisa Winward named as preferred candidate for Chief Constable Elected Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire Julia Mulligan has today announced that Lisa Winward is to be put forward as her preferred candidate to become Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Police. North Yorkshire OPCC 28/7/2018 News West Midlands Police chief constable says force offers ‘poor service’ The chief constable of England's second largest police force has admitted it sometimes provides a poor service that fails to meet public expectations. BBC 28/7/2018 News Policeman dubbed ‘a bully in uniform’ is CLEARED of assault and destroying property A policeman who was filmed smashing a man's windscreen has been cleared of a series of charges by a jury in London. Mail Online 28/7/2018 News Prisoner at the bar . . . call for courts to sit in pubs Courts should sit in pubs or offices which are more convenient for people and litigants should be asked whether they would prefer to give evidence via Skype, said the country’s most senior family court judge as he stepped down. The Times - Subscription at source 28/7/2018 News APCC response to the Government’s future vision for probation Responding to the publication of today’s consultation ‘Strengthening probation, building confidence’ APCC Criminal Justice Lead, David Lloyd PCC Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 27/7/2018 News Probation overhaul as private companies’ contracts to be scrapped Plans to reform the UK’s probation system by upscaling private companies that deliver services have been described as “fraught with danger”. Police Professional 27/7/2018 News New Deputy Police Crime Commissioner selected Police and Crime Commissioner Angus Macpherson has selected his preferred candidate for the new role of Deputy PCC. Salisbury Journal 27/7/2018 News Preferred candidate for North Yorkshire Police Chief Constable announced The preferred candidate for the Chief Constable role at North Yorkshire Police has been announced. The Press (York) 27/7/2018 News Police accused of deploying facial recognition ‘by stealth’ in London Fresh trial in Stratford results in no one being stopped and zero arrests The Independent 27/7/2018 News Technology won’t answer growing demand on police call centre, Chief Constable warns South Yorkshire’s overdue £12m police contact system will not “be a panacea which means no-one has to wait” to have calls answered when it finally goes into service, Chief Constable Stephen Watson has warned. The Star (Yorkshire) 27/7/2018 News Private probation contracts to be scrapped early Union calls rescue plan 'more of the same'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/7/2018 News One third of IOPC investigations take more than a year Investigation delays 'ruin lives and careers'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/7/2018 News Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation of Complaints Against Police in Australia and New Zealand This study assessed the role of alternative dispute resolution options in the complaints management systems of the eight policing jurisdictions in Australia and the single jurisdiction of New Zealand. The available literature shows that a large proportion of complainants would like to participate in mediation, and that both complainants and police who experience mediation report much higher rates of satisfaction than those experiencing traditional adversarial investigative and adjudicative processes. Experiences with informal dispute resolution or ‘conciliation’ options are more mixed, and they are susceptible to tokenism and misuse as a convenient administrative means of disposing of complaints. Despite this situation, the data obtained from police and oversight agency sources in this study showed that options were limited to informal resolution conducted by senior officers, with an ostensible focus on behavioural improvement but with no meaningful publicly available data on outcomes. The paper concludes by advocating for a best practice complaints management system that includes mediation within a consultative framework focused on behavioral improvement. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 27/7/2018 Research article Occupational Values, Work Climate and Demographic Characteristics As Determinants of Job Satisfaction in Policing The purpose of the paper is to examine the relationship between perceived importance of occupational values, assessed work climate and selected demographic characteristics of Slovenian police employees, and their job satisfaction. A total of 1,848 police service employees completed a comprehensive online questionnaire. In order to formulate the factors of perceived importance of occupational values and work climate, factor analysis was applied. A multiple linear regression analysis was performed to identify the predictors of job satisfaction. The results indicate the impact of all studied factors on job satisfaction, the strongest one for work climate, followed by demographic characteristics and the perceived importance of occupational values. The awareness of the impact of those factors on job satisfaction might be very useful when deciding about the managerial approaches that result in higher job satisfaction and, indirectly, in better performance of police service. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 27/7/2018 Research article «374337443745374637473748374937503751Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
