Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98144 total results. Showing results 98101 to 98120 «4902490349044905490649074908Next › Misconduct resignation rules ‘barking mad’ Preventing police officers from resigning ahead of disciplinary arrangements stops forces recruiting new officers or covering a suspended officer’s workload, a Police and Crime Commissioner has said. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/5/2015 News Decision: Sustaining Excellence Programme – Forcewide – Voluntary Early Retirement / Voluntary Redundancy Merseyside OPCC 1/5/2015 Report Police management and workforce reform in a period of austerity Barry Loveday, Reader in Criminal Justice Administration at Portsmouth University, examines police management and workforce reform under the Coalition including the creation of PCCs, the Winsor Report and increased outsourcing and collaboration Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/5/2015 Analysis FoI: What was the cost of the OPCC for 2012/13 and 2013/14 2012/13: £779,208; 2013/14: £784,518 Bedfordshire OPCC 1/5/2015 Report College of Policing “Newsletter” May 2015 College membership committee; Sergeant exams; mental health update; POLKA College of Policing 1/5/2015 News Security Concerns over Police Devices PCP Chairman, said: “Members certainly saw the value in bringing policing in Sussex into the 21st century with this new technology, but had a number of concerns about security and the protection of sensitive information. Policing Insight 1/5/2015 News Authorised Professional Practice: Risk Ten principles related to taking and reviewing risk. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report FoI: Communications PR Budget Northamptonshire OPCC 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Operations Command and control structures, interoperability, planning and review. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: National Decision Model The model and recording and reviewing decision making. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Mobilisation Principles, landscape, planning, preparing and responding. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Engagement and communication Community engagement, communication platforms and case studies. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Cyber crime College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Critical incident management Managing critical incidents and restoring public confidence. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Civil contingencies Emergency procedures, casualty bureau and disaster victim identification. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Authorised Professional Practice: Armed Policing Legislation, weapons and equipment, command and deployment. College of Policing 1/5/2015 Report Partnership in policing Steve White, Chair of the Police Federation of England & Wales, explains the importance of partnership in policing with a backdrop of austerity and cuts to policing resources. Policing Insight - Registration at source 30/4/2015 Opinion Rise in reports of sexual offences in West Yorkshire but overall crime down A member of the West Yorkshire Police and Crime Panel, says “It would be interesting to know how many of these reported sexual offences crimes were historical.” The Argus 24/4/2015 News Digital policing for a digital age U.K police forces are today being challenged by a pace of change unprecedented since Sir Robert Peel first established the Metropolitan Police Service in London in 1829. Muz Janoowalla discusses the transformational changes in technology for policing in the future. Policing Insight - Registration at source 23/4/2015 Analysis Cybercrime tipping point Security and policing expert Nick Newman examines the case for transforming the approach to policing cybercrime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/4/2015 Analysis «4902490349044905490649074908Next › Upcoming events View all events
