PSNI officers say they can barely cover the cost of household bills

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PSNI officers say 'they can barely cover the cost of household bills'

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New low: The cost of living is impacting on PSNI officers, says Mark Lindsay

Date - 30th March 2022
By - Chris Smith

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One in 10 of Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officers said don’t have enough money to cover essential household purchases every month. Their feedback was part of the annual workforce survey described as ‘grim and...

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