#GreatPoliceWork: A man has been served with a year-long civil injunction order in relation to reports of physical aggression and verbal threats made to members of the public in Gloucester. https://t.co/VW8i7i1d4D
#PayAndMorale Survey: "A police service that depends on officers absorbing the gap between demand and capacity, at the expense of their rest, health and family lives, is not one that can be sustained." https://t.co/xR5InXQbXa
The fact that Gloucestershire officers have been subject to abuse for speaking out about their experiences of racism illustrates the importance of the Protect The Protectors: Stop Racism Against Police campaign, which was launched one year ago today. https://t.co/u2as8jGP7M
72% of police officers in England and Wales rate force wellbeing support as inadequate or needing improvement, suggesting many feel the support available does not match the pressures they face. https://t.co/xR5InXQbXa
Special Sergeant Reuben Watt and Special Constable Cameron Blacker honoured for their exceptional dedication and outstanding contribution to the communities of Gloucestershire. https://t.co/6d5cJotFuw #AmazingWork#AboveAndBeyond
National #Police Wellbeing Survey: 56% of officers and staff report physical exhaustion. 44% report emotional exhaustion. 45% report regular burnout because of their job https://t.co/Wwd5d7ARh2
#PayAndMorale Survey: Just 14% of Gloucestershire Police officers say they are satisfied with their job, and 27% intend to resign from the service either within the next two years or as soon as they can.
78% of police officers experienced stress, low mood or anxiety in the past 12 months, while more than nine in 10 officers said work caused or worsened those conditions. https://t.co/xR5InXQbXa
69% of Constables, 76% of Sergeants, 90% of Inspectors and 95% of Chief inspectors are working unpaid hours. Indicating unrealistic time pressures and demand on colleagues https://t.co/C4xcOpkqYt
#PayAndMorale Survey: 23% of Gloucestershire Police officers frequently cannot meet their householdβs financial needs. 68% say their workload is too high or much too high, and 56% have had at least one rest day cancelled in the past 12 months.
#PayAndMorale Survey: 95% of Gloucestershire Police officers do not feel fairly paid for the stresses and strains of the job, and 73% are dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with their overall pay and allowances.
On 24,482 occasions in the past year, police officers were injured. 555 were severe injuries. Government statistics show that in the last financial year police officers had to use force to protect themselves from violence 520,500 times. https://t.co/UHV32AflhZ
National #Police Wellbeing Survey: One in three officers/staff report being stressed with their financial situation. One in three officers/staff report coming to work when they did not feel well enough to perform their duties https://t.co/Wwd5d7ARh2