Police Oracle - Staff Associations

Staff Associations

Showing Stories from 26th April 2023 to 31st August 2023

(31/08/23) Dismissal process changes are a 'huge retrograde step' says Fed (17/08/23) 'Glimmer of hope' that law could be changed to ease redaction burden (15/08/23) PSNI staff data in the hands of dissident republicans (15/08/23) Parents should be held accountable over social media crazes says APCC (14/08/23) Names and salaries of all Cumbria staff published in 'human error' (10/08/23) Forty MI5 officers impacted by 'industrial scale' data breach (09/08/23) PFNI demands action following 'monumental' data breach (08/08/23) Police Scotland consulting on road policing resources as 'hard choices' loom (31/07/23) Police Scotland pay talks stuttering despite signs of progress

PSA denied permission to judicially review 2022/23 pay award

(31/07/23) The PSA had alleged that the PRRB breached the public sector equality duty by recommending a flat £1,900 pay rise, and that the Home Secretary did so by accepting that recommendation.

Fed fears 'two bites of the cherry' with vetting-based dismissals

(31/07/23) An updated Vetting Code of Practice was laid before Parliament earlier this month.

(25/07/23) Police Scotland postpones controversial clean-shaven policy (19/07/23) PFEW will not appeal pension Employment Tribunal judgement

Interview: Fed chair Steve Hartshorn on the 7% pay award

(14/07/23) Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales spoke with Police Oracle about yesterday's announcement on pay.

(14/07/23) PSNI pay rise should 'mirror' 7% award for officers in England and Wales (03/07/23) Police Scotland to roll-out body worn video to 11,000 frontline officers (26/06/23) SPF frustrated as talks over pay rise reach impasse (22/06/23) PFEW votes to ballot members on pursuing industrial rights (16/06/23) Level 5 non-accredited entry route would be a 'lowering of standards' (16/06/23) Support for new police powers to stop slow-moving protests

Claims of pension discrimination against the Federation found proven

(10/06/23) The Police Federation has been found to have discriminated against and victimised members who had previously made claims against the government over the transitional pension protection arrangements.