Police Scotland officers to withdraw goodwill in pay row

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Police Scotland officers to withdraw 'goodwill' in pay row

General secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, Calum Steele, has said that the action will start at 5pm on Friday.

Calum Steele

Date - 29th June 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The action will see officers refuse to start their shifts early, continue past their shift, or take radio equipment home when their duty ends. They will start and end their working day at the time of their rostered tour of duty “unless...

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