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Met Federation seeks clarity on Industrial Rights

Met Federation seeks clarity on Industrial Rights

Please download the below document to view a letter sent to Ian Rennie, General Secretary of PFEW, from the Met Federation Chairman, Peter Smyth.

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Met Federation's response to Police Arbitration Tribunal findings

Met Federation's response to Police Arbitration Tribunal findings

The Police Arbitration Tribunal (PAT) has today announced its recommendations into the proposals concerning police pay and conditions put forward in the Winsor review.

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HASC report into the summer disturbances and the PFEW Response

HASC report into the summer disturbances and the PFEW Response

Today the Home Affairs Select Committee have published a report entitled ‘Policing Large Scale Disorder: Lessons from the disturbances of August 2011’, which examines the public disorder witnessed across the UK in August this year.

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An Autumn of Political Activity

An Autumn of Political Activity

On the back of a dramatic year for police officers in London, with operational issues like the summer riots and Olympic preparations as well as the upheaval over front-line numbers and terms and conditions, the MPF sent delegates to all three party political conferences this autumn to ensure the concerns our members are sharing with us on a daily basis are being heard by politicians from all sides.

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Independent review of policing wins Federation backing

Independent review of policing wins Federation backing

The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has welcomed former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Lord Stevens’ independent review of policing, set up by the Labour Party, and will be submitting evidence in due course.

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Metropolitan Police Federation

The Metropolitan Police Federation is the staff association to which every constable, sergeant, inspector and chief inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service belongs - a total of more than 30,000 officers.

Its job is to represent its members' interests in all matters affecting their welfare and efficiency, including conditions of employment, and it carries considerable influence.

In common with other police forces' Federations, it is affiliated to the Police Federation of England and Wales.

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Metline

In the latest issue of Metline, Police Minister Nick Herbert says that reform is not simply about saving money, while MPF Chairman Peter Smyth replies that it is nonetheless causing resentment, disillusion and low morale. Also: in a special report, officers speak about the perils of policing the riots.


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