Acting National Secretary John Partington provides a helpful guide on your rights and regulations when it comes to working additional hours.
This is the last in the series of blogs on the regulations covering the inspecting ranks. In this blog, Acting National Secretary, John Partington, covers part-time working and on-call.
PFEW Women’s Health Lead Hayley Aley delves into headline findings from our latest Menopause Survey, including the paramount topic of flexible working.
Continuing the blog series, Acting Deputy National Secretary John Partington raises pertinent questions about the 1994 Agreement which changed the way in which inspecting rank officers worked within the police service.
National Secretary Calum Macleod emphasises the dire need for a truly independent mechanism to decide police officers' pay to stop further pay degradation.
PFEW Equality Lead Ian Saunders highlights how police officers can use parental leave and how it works.
National Chair Steve Hartshorn shares his recent experience of visiting forces, listening to members’ concerns and why it plays an important role in lobbying for change.
For Parent Mental Health Day, Paul Williams, PFEW wellbeing co-lead, discusses balancing parenthood and policing.
National Chair, Steve Hartshorn, reacts to BBC Panorama's investigation into falling public confidence in policing.
With 3.7 now being the scientifically proven level of the new PPST curriculum for fitness tests, PFEW Equality Lead Ian Saunders raises concerns over chief constables sticking to the old 5.4 grade - dismissing latest research from a leading specialist commissioned by themselves.
Alleviating stress for a smooth transition into retirement.
National Chair Steve Hartshorn praises volunteers on International Volunteer Day for their dedication beyond duty as they play a major role in police forces across England and Wales.
National Chair Steve Hartshorn speaks on the imperative need for better protection, justice, and support for those who protect our communities and sheds light on the pressing need for change. Assaults should never be normalised; they're crimes that need swift justice.
Deputy National Chair Tiff Lynch shares her breast cancer experience and advice for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, running throughout October.
What police forces can do to help improve the mental health of their workforce.
Response officer, Sam Wong, discusses the good and the bad in response policing, as experienced first hand, with over 23 years in policing, 11 of those in response.
In light of Response Policing Week, National Board member, Belinda Goodwin discusses her experience as a response officer in the Met.
