The Police Federation is launching a survey today asking police officers their views on topics such as morale and pay. The survey will give officers the opportunity to provide robust evidence and directly help influence discussions around issues such as pay. Ian Rennie, general secretary of the Police Federation, said: “This Police Federation survey is your opportunity to tell us what you think about pay and conditions in the police service. The results from this survey will provide me and my team with the critical evidence to argue your case to those that make pay decisions, and to influence change. Your views can count and make a difference. The more people that complete this questionnaire the more strength it will give us to keep people at the highest levels of policing informed of your point of view. Please take the time to complete the survey so that I can be in a position to represent you as you would wish.” Under recommendations made in the Winsor review and subject to parliament’s approval, a new Police Remuneration Review Body (PRRB) will be set up which could replace the current Police Negotiating Board and would form the basis of discussions on pay issues from the rank of constable to chief superintendents. Mr Rennie said the Federation want to ensure constructive dialogue continues but appealed directly to officers to have their say and help the Federation’s research team provide evidence on officers’ views to the potential new pay body. Officers wishing to take part click here:
Posted on: Mon, 03 Feb 2014 18:45:23 +0000
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