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Unions submit 2026 pay claim on behalf of police staff members in England and Wales

Changes provide a real opportunity to improve the training, development, career prospects and pay for police staff.

Abolition of police and crime commissioner roles means ministers must work with unions

Investment in staff wellbeing, and wider police services, is essential if justice for victims is to be delivered

Cambridgeshire Constabulary UNISON has wished branch chair Mish Edwards a happy …

On Thursday 10 October and Friday 11 October 2024, Police, Probation and Cafcass…

At this year’s police, probation and CAFCASS service group conference, pay and psychological support led the agenda

Police staff across the UK are facing a crisis of poor morale caused by low pay,…

‘Our police staff members do a vital job to keep communities safe by solving crime and bringing offenders to justice.’

If accepted, the increase proposed by the police staff employers would take effect from 1 September 2023.

An analysis of police financial forecasts has revealed that police forces in the…

Hertfordshire Constabulary and UNISON have held a joint celebration for communit…

UNISON activist Macdonald Neife was awarded Police Staff of the Year by the Nati…

Resignation of chair from the employers’ side reveals scale of the crisis in the service

The Tories’ proposed new law is an assault on our basic democratic liberties, warns Tim Roberts in his latest blog