Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102008 total results. Showing results 98281 to 98300 «491149124913491449154916491749184919Next ›Last » Head of Business Area (Horizontal Operational Support) in the Operations Department (AD11) New strategy, new challenges and new managerial job opportunities at Europol, the EU Law Enforcement Agency. Europol is seeking to fill a number of management positions this year. The agency is expanding, having launched the European Counter-Terrorism Centre and European Migrant Smuggling Centre at the beginning of 2016 and with changes to its legal mandate expected soon. The publication of these vacancies is an opportunity for experienced managers in law enforcement agencies throughout the EU who would like to join Europol at this pivotal moment in its development. The basic monthly salary is EUR 9 418,62 (step 1) or EUR 9 814,39 (step 2). The step in grade is determined on the basis of professional experience gained after the education required for the position and in line with applicable implementing rules. Deadline for application: 30 May 2016 Europol 16/5/2016 Jobs UK police commissioner calls for inquiry into fake bomb The mayor of greater Manchester on Monday demanded an inquiry into a security "fiasco" that saw Manchester United's stadium evacuated after a fake bomb was left behind from a security training exercise. Mail Online 16/5/2016 News Where next for PCCs? Jonathan Clifton, IPPR's Associate Director for Public Services, looks forward to PCCs' playing a much broader role in the criminal justice system Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/5/2016 Opinion Merger between strategic alliance forces unlikely A merger between two closely aligned forces is unlikely to happen according to two newly elected police and crime commissioners. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/5/2016 News Dominic Lawson: Why ARE police investigating 286 dead people over historic sex abuse? Mail Online 16/5/2016 Feature, Opinion Police chiefs struggling to recruit armed officers over conviction fears Too few officers are willing to carry a gun to tackle a Paris-style attack through concerns they will be treated as criminal suspects. The Guardian 16/5/2016 News Chief Constable Vacancy – South Yorkshire Police ‘A challenging opportunity for an exceptional chief officer to transform the police service for the benefit of our communities’ (Salary: £150,000) Closing date for applications: 3 June 2016 South Yorkshire OPCC 16/5/2016 Jobs Old Trafford: Urgent inquiry demanded after bomb ‘fiasco’ BBC 16/5/2016 News Army could be brought in to patrol the streets, warn police leaders The Army may have to be deployed on the streets of mainland Britain to carry out routine policing duties because constables are reluctant to train as firearms officers, it has been warned. Steve White, chairman of the Police Federation, said officers are not volunteering to carry guns because they fear being "hung out to dry" and treated like a suspect if they discharge their weapon. The Telegraph - Registration at source 16/5/2016 News What makes revenge porn such a sinister crime? The Guardian 15/5/2016 Feature, Opinion End of the chief inspector: UK’s biggest police force to get rid of several ranks of officers in bid to cut costs Britain's biggest police force is set to axe several ranks in order to save cash. The Metropolitan Police could get rid of roles including chief inspector, commander and assistant commissioner. Mail Online 15/5/2016 News Next South Yorkshire police chief must show proof of ‘leading with integrity’ Advert for top job in scandal-hit force appears to acknowledge need for overhaul in wake of Hillsborough inquests The Guardian 15/5/2016 News Surrey Police And Crime Panel Engagement Report 2015-16 18th May 2016 This report summarises the work done for these events, as well as other engagement methods, the results, and recommendations for future events in 16-17. Surrey OPCC 15/5/2016 Report Surrey Police and Crime Panel- Forward Work Programme The purpose of this document is to provide a summary of work due to be undertaken by the Surrey Police and Crime Panel and work that has recently been completed. Surrey OPCC 15/5/2016 Report Luther and DCI Tennison to get the bullet in Met cull Scotland Yard may axe several tiers of officers, including the rank of chief inspector — immortalised on television by Idris Elba in Luther and Helen Mirren in Prime Suspect — in a cost-cutting drive. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 15/5/2016 News Police ‘are facing severe terror threat from IRA’ The Guardian 15/5/2016 News Poll reveals concerns among police officers about staffing levels Mail Online 15/5/2016 News Conviction quashed after picture reveals PC’s method of ‘restraint’ The Times - Subscription at source 14/5/2016 News Letter to the Times: “Police Review” by Steve White The Times - Subscription at source 14/5/2016 Feature, Opinion Don’t call me Ma’am: Direct entry into leadership roles in British Policing In the autumn of 2014, the inaugural cohort of direct entry superintendents commenced an 18-month training course. They brought with them a breadth of leadership expertise from previous careers elsewhere in the public and private sectors. All of the nine direct entry superintendents were interviewed, to gauge their motivations for joining the service and to understand more about their leadership credentials. The results show these individuals have a strong bias towards public service and offer credible leadership skills. The strategic picture in which they are operating is complex and not always supportive. Police Journal 14/5/2016 Report «491149124913491449154916491749184919Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
