It paints a bleak picture
Up to 89 percent of the Nottinghamshire Police do not feel respected by the Government, a new report has revealed. .
The Police Federation reported that pay remains the biggest cause of concern among police officers across England and Wales and Nottinghamshire is no different. The survey revealed that 77 percent of respondents from the Force said they were either dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with their overall remuneration including basic pay and allowances
Mr Riley added: “The survey has once again highlighted the levels of dissatisfaction at police pay and the way our members feel they are treated by the Government. Other public sector workers have started taking industrial action to make clear their position on pay and conditions but police officers are not allowed to do that so it is essential that the findings from this latest survey are taken seriously and our members’ concerns are addressed.
“The government remains on track to deliver its pledge to recruit 20,000 police officers by March 2023. The overwhelming majority of new recruits recently surveyed report positive job satisfaction and want to remain officers for the rest of their working lives."
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