Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93847 total results. Showing results 81861 to 81880 «409040914092409340944095409640974098Next ›Last » Police tight-lipped on ‘secure email leaks’ Police have refused to say whether they are investigating the use of a secure email server by rogue officers to leak sensitive information about live police investigations. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 30/8/2017 News Pay and morale survey We carry out a pay and morale survey with members every year, giving them a chance to share their views and inform our work on pay and conditions, and general police morale. This survey, which is the only annual police workforce survey to gather consistent data on officers’ experiences across all 43 forces, forms a key part of our submission to the Police Remuneration Review Body (PRRB). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/8/2017 Report Cops’ morale plummets as job stress grows and pay dwindles Officers’ personal morale is continuing to drop, with the way police are treated being the biggest contributor. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/8/2017 News Thames Valley Police employs 148 fewer officers now than last year Fewer police are patrolling the streets of Bracknell and Wokingham, with Thames Valley Police (TVP) axing the third highest percentage of officers of any force in England and Wales. Local Berkshire 30/8/2017 News Reforming Police Federation chair Paul White to step down White announces resignation after three-year battle to shake up body that represents rank-and-file police officers The Guardian 30/8/2017 News More police officers suffering from low morale and feeling ‘undervalued’, survey finds Police officers are feeling increasingly undervalued, with three in five reporting low morale, a survey has warned. The Standard 30/8/2017 News Greater Manchester police ask public to think twice before calling 101 GMP say members of the public should consider messaging the force online or contact an alternative service The Guardian 30/8/2017 News Chiefs committed to investing in policing to get officers the welfare and wellbeing support they need The latest Police Federation Pay & Morale survey shows real concerns amongst officers about levels of mental health issues, stress and reduced morale. Chief constables outline our commitment to recognise the contribution of all officers by focusing on wellbeing. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/8/2017 News Police feel undervalued and underpaid, poll suggests Morale is low among three in every five police officers, a survey by the body representing rank-and-file officers in England and Wales suggests. BBC 30/8/2017 News Police call for the Notting Hill Carnival to be banned after 31 officers are attacked during the two-day event The Notting Hill Carnival was branded a disgrace last night after it was revealed that 31 police officers were attacked during the two-day event. Mail Online 30/8/2017 News Notting Hill Carnival ‘too dangerous for police’ The Notting Hill Carnival should not be allowed to “carry on regardless” after 31 officers reported injuries over the two days, the head of Scotland Yard’s police federation has said. The Times - Subscription at source 30/8/2017 News The Met has spied and lied – and now it wants money off its victims To demand legal costs from Helen Steel is a staggering example of how the police refuse to own up to their mistakes The Guardian 30/8/2017 Feature, Opinion Snapchat: We call police to check facts Snapchat has said its in-house team of journalists play a key role in helping it cover the news accurately. BBC 30/8/2017 News New York Police scrap 36,000 Windows smartphones The New York Police Department will scrap 36,000 smartphones, thanks to a monumental purchasing cock-up by a billionaire's daughter. The Register 30/8/2017 News UK police broke law in case of British backpackers murdered in Thailand National Crime Agency breached rules by passing information to Thai police that led to death sentences, high court rules The Guardian 29/8/2017 News Sky force: CoPaCC releases latest report on drones in UK policing For the last few years, UK police forces have been trialling Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones. CoPaCC's latest thematic analyses the number of drones and their usage and includes contributions from key stakeholders on their potential to enhance policing. Policing Insight 29/8/2017 News Drones in Policing A CoPaCC thematic report featuring results of a survey of drones in use by UK police forces. The report covers the national strategy, training of officers and staff, effective management of drones and features case studies illustrating how forces are implementing drones. CoPaCC provides analyses of the opportunities with contributions from key stakeholders including the NPCC and NPAS. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 Report New thinking: Shrinking budgets have led to smarter working in Staffordshire The challenge for any PCC is to balance the need for reform and reorganisation of services with the expectations of the public they serve. Matthew Ellis, Police and Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire, came into office with a clear focus on modernising police processes to meet changing and more complex crimes, maintaining a strong presence in communities and ensuring value for money for the residents of Staffordshire. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 Opinion Loss of experienced officers ‘one of the biggest problems’ PCC identified issue but claims more money may not be the solution Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News New operating model ‘could lead to someone making catastrophic mistake’ Reduction in rest times and increased demand at force Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News «409040914092409340944095409640974098Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
