Police Strike?

[DavyG]

You ask any Police Officer the question 'Do the public get a good deal from the Police Force' and the answer without doubt would be 100% NO.

We know the Police are crap and so do they.

 

They know that we will never get a good deal while they are spending 7 hours out of every 8 doing paperwork and red tape. Is that what they joined the Police Force for? Of course not. They all complain about it but do nothing. If they were to organise a march on the basis of 'The Public deserve a better deal' I would think better of them, but they only organise marches when it's about money and the fact that it's only ?250 show how greedy they really are.

 

Now that's something worth getting mad about.

[observer]

As with all our institutions - the shortfalls in productivity/service delivery have been brought about by political interference (the tick box syndrome) and by the web of legislation that aids litigation and causes inertia in management.

[Eddie]

I can see DavyG's point.

 

Political interference prevents the Police from doing what they signed up for.

and

Political interference limited their pay rise.

 

But what do the police complain about - the latter of course because that affects their pay packet

[observer]

Most employee organisations have pointed to these shortfalls in their organisations; but the Government are in denial - due to their blind faith in their half-baked dogmas.

[Eddie]

Employee organisations complain about all and everything, but the Police only get of their backsides when money is involved.