Leaders enforcing standards shouldnt face grievance process

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Leaders enforcing standards 'shouldn't face' grievance process

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley appeared before the London Assembly to discuss the progress made in the 100 days since the Casey Review was published.

Date - 5th July 2023
By - Cash Boyle

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Officers and staff guilty of misconduct shouldn't be allowed to "throw up a smokescreen" by making baseless misconduct claims against leaders holding them to account, the Met Commissioner has said. Sir Mark Rowley confirmed that he...

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