We are working with chief constables and the College of Policing to build wellbeing and resilience. We want our workforce to thrive in this incredibly rewarding job.
To mark International Women’s Day, we’ve asked some of our chiefs about their roles, experiences of being a woman in policing and how they we can achieve further parity.
The second submission to the Police Remuneration Review Body provides an update on the context in which policing operates and highlights the need to ensure that any decisions taken now support and develop the framework for the future.
The National Police Chiefs' Council are delighted to congratulate all those honoured in the 2016 New Years' Honours List.
We were asked for the NPCC view on whether special constables should be able to progress through the ranks in the same way as regular officers. NPCC Workforce Lead, Chief Constable Giles York, has commented.
National Police Chief's Council workforce lead Chief Constable Giles York said:
Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) said today, after it published the national police complaints statistics, that there remain marked differences in the way police forces across England and Wales handle complaints
The National Police Chiefs' Council lead on reward and recognition, Chief Constable Francis Habgood, has addressed the issue of police overtime pay following a Freedom of Information Request by BBC Radio 5 Live on the cost of overtime.
NPCC lead outlines how rigorous, established processes ensure that approrpriate action is taken against officers and staff who fall short of expected standards and behaviour.
A survey by the Police Federation of England and Wales of 32,598 police officers showed that 70.2 per cent of officers said their morale was low compared to 59.1 per cent in the previous survey in 2014.
Chief constables are looking forward to working toegther and with the College of Policing to implement the Leadership Review's recommendations
Chief officers have responded to today's report, 'Tone from the top - leadership, ethics and accountability in policing'.