Pay deal shows need for fundamental review, think tank says

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Pay deal shows need for fundamental review, think tank says

A fundamental review of officer pay is needed to tackle living costs, the policing think tank has warned.

Date - 22nd July 2022
By - Chris Smith

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Focusing pay on Uplift recruits will impact on specialist roles – and Whitehall must rethink how policing is paid for the Police Foundation has said. Director Rick Muir told Police Oracle: “We’ve got to address the fact that...

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