Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100095 total results. Showing results 79841 to 79860 «398939903991399239933994399539963997Next ›Last » Cumbria police officers equipped with body cameras Cumbria Police have equipped officers in the Lake District with body cameras enabling them to send live footage capable of providing important evidence of crime, members of Lakes Parish Council heard. The Westmorland Gazette 15/9/2018 News Theresa May carrying out ‘personal attack’ on policing, police federation chairman claims In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Mirror, the Police Federation's John Apter accused PM of treating officers with contempt Mirror 15/9/2018 News Domestic abuse victims turning to civil courts because police are failing to enforce law Domestic abuse victims are increasingly turning to the civil courts for protection because the police are failing to enforce the law of coercive control, it has emerged. The Sunday Telegraph 15/9/2018 News Crime tsars are handed £1,500 pay boost – despite being branded ‘hopeless’ Crime tsars have been awarded a generous pay boost despite an official report revealing many are seen as ‘hopeless’. Mail Online 15/9/2018 News ‘Squabbling’ between police and NHS in North Yorks hits people facing crisis between NHS services and a police force over dealing with people at crisis point is causing “more harm than can be measured”, a meeting has heard. The Northern Echo 15/9/2018 News Fears raised over future sustainability of police force following wave of cuts Major doubts have been casts over the sate of policing due to sustained reductions in Government funding. The Reading Chronicle 15/9/2018 News Young drug couriers caught up in disjointed police response ‘County lines’ children treated as victims in some areas but as gangsters in others Financial Times 15/9/2018 News Enhancing Motivation and Job Satisfaction of Police Officers: A Test of High Performance Cycle Theory Although goal-setting theory is one of the most examined motivation theories, few studies examine a theoretical framework of the high performance cycle (HPC) offered by Locke and Latham. Thus, the aim of this article is to examine the causes of job motivation and satisfaction within the framework of HPC. The data were gathered from 1,970 police officers working in various police departments in Turkey. Overall, the results of the study were consistent with the tenets of HPC. Results suggest that specific goals, self-efficacy, and feedback increase police officers’ job motivation, which leads to rewards and subsequently, job satisfaction among police officers. The results also suggest that job motivation has direct and indirect effects on job satisfaction. The practical implications of this study are to show that HPC is an effective and applicable framework to increase police officers’ job motivation and satisfaction. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 15/9/2018 Research article Elected police and crime commissioners can be ‘absolutely bleeding hopeless’, report told Officers tell researchers Coalition government changes left 'bonkers' structure of British policing The Independent 15/9/2018 News Met racism inquiry after officer said ‘whiter than white’ A senior Scotland Yard officer faces losing his job in a racism row after he used the phrase “whiter than white” while encouraging responsible policing. The Times - Subscription at source 15/9/2018 News ‘Startling’ amount of police time spent looking for missing people, meeting hears The amount of police time spent looking for missing people has been branded “startling” by West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner. The Yorkshire Post 14/9/2018 News Children as young as EIGHT are used as drug mules by gangs making up to £5,000-a-day exploiting them to run narcotics over ‘county lines’ Children as young as eight are being used as mules by 'county lines' gangs who traffic Class A drugs into rural areas of the UK. Mail Online 14/9/2018 News Senior Scotland Yard officer faces the sack for using ‘racist’ term ‘whiter than white’ A senior officer with the Met Police faces the sack after he was accused of racism for using the phrase 'whiter than white'. Mail Online 14/9/2018 News Response to paper on chief officer appointments The National Police Chiefs' Council has written a paper to look at issues regarding the appointment of chief officers, entitled 'Chief constable preparation, selection, tenure and retirement in the new landscape of policing.’ Last year the College of Policing published a report and found that policing benefits from the widest pool of exceptional talent coming through the ranks and highlights the importance of having systems in place to make the role of chief constable more desirable. You can read the report here or a shorter executive summary here. College of Policing 14/9/2018 News Joint statement on chief officer recruitment and tenure The National Police Chiefs’ Council, Association of Police and Crime Commissioners and the College of Policing has released a joint statement on the issue of chief officer recruitment and tenure. A round table has been set up to discuss these issues in detail. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 14/9/2018 News Police Chiefs’ blog: CC Sara Thornton – Who wants to be a chief constable? Right now, sadly, the answer to this is too few people. We need to ask ourselves why and act on it. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 14/9/2018 Feature, Opinion College: More disclosure training will not fix root issues There needs to be a culture change among officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/9/2018 News More white suspects than Asians in latest terror arrests Anti-terror police have arrested more white suspects than people of Asian appearance in a year for the first time in more than a decade, figures reveal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/9/2018 News Surveillance violated human rights rules, European court finds Bulk interception found to violate citizens' right to have private life respected. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/9/2018 News Decline in paramiltary aspect to domestic violence, research finds Research by Ulster University has found men are much less likely to use paramilitary influence or weapons to threaten their domestic partners since the Belfast Agreement. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 14/9/2018 News «398939903991399239933994399539963997Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
