Publication alert - police retention - focus is on organisational inflexiblity exacerbated by the cultural tendencies towards 'overwork' and ‘fitting in’. We argue for the modelling of flexible working and a focus on 'reciprocal flexibility'. @jemtyson https://t.co/63HlqG7VQD
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Fixed-term 10 month Research Associate post with myself, @jemtyson and others on an exciting project on diversity and representation in serious and organised crime roles.
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@KatieMagnet@WeCops This is still an area that needs improving - only 34% of our participants were offered an exit interview (with many declining due to the perception it’s a ‘tick-box’ exercise) #wecops
@mike200hope@WeCops Many of our participants talked about the problem of ‘group thinking’ and the negative reactions received if they went outside of/in contradiction to this. #wecops
We were pleased to be invited to share our police retention research findings in @PFEW_HQ
POLICE magazine this month @jemtyson. We focus on the importance of a positive organisational climate to build a sense of fairness and to allow officers a voice. https://t.co/0Gb0J7eW7K
Really pleased to see the second article by @SarahC2612 and I published today in Criminology & Criminal justice on #policeretention and voluntary resignations from the police. Article is open access - https://t.co/oKmXkNd3ra
For those with an interest in police retention and voluntary resignations, @jemtyson and I are really pleased to share this latest paper with you - published today in Policing and Society. Open access so no barrier to read. #policeretention#policing https://t.co/RnPXKXyOaL
@jemtyson and I very much enjoyed the opportunity to speak at the Universities at the Met event this week to discuss policing cultures, retention and organisational justice. Thank you @metpoliceuk for the invitation #policing
Research well underway and Pt 1 complete! This included participants who identify as male. The below is Pt 2 of my data collection. The research encourages former officers to have their own voice and allowing them to self-identify is part of that process. Please DM if interested.
If you’re eligible (see👇) please get in touch with Anna to take part in her PhD research (supervised by @SarahC2612 and I). Anna is making use of IPA to give a voice to those who have voluntarily resigned, helping add an important addition to knowledge in academia & policing
Have you voluntarily resigned from the police force in England & Wales since Jan 2020? Did you experience challenges within the professional environment? If you are willing to be interviewed for my PhD research on voluntary resignations from the police service of E&W, please DM.
I’ve been talking to Policing Insight about our research (with @jemtyson) looking at the growing number of voluntary resignations from the police service. This issue must be taken seriously. #policing
My PhD thesis is focusing on voluntary resignations from the police force, using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to give a voice to those who have experienced challenges within the professional environment. Recruitment for participants coming soon! @SarahC2612@jemtyson
Just reposting this blog piece. All still valid today after new figures from the Home Office show huge rise again in voluntary resignations. Academic paper also pinned to profile and more publications on their way with @jemtyson after completing our national research #policing
Such an important conference - the first of its kind. Couldn’t make it to Leicester but thanks to the wonders of Teams, I can still hear from the amazing speakers #DHCConf22
@NeilChakraborti introducing our #DHCConf22 by sharing some context as well as his frustrations that in 2022 we continue to see hostility towards disabled people (and many other targeted groups) @BscHcn@HateCrime_Leics
We're hosting a public webinar on 1 June - 14.00-15.30 "Policing & Police Leadership - Challenges & Lessons Learned". Our fantastic speakers are: @OPinkney, @JennyFleming9, Prof Jennifer Brown (LSE) and Dr Jackie Alexander (formerly CoP). Please join us! https://t.co/xJ4RjBRTPx
Are you a police officer who has voluntarily resigned from the police since 2021 or know someone who has? @jemtyson & I are experienced researchers conducting online interviews to understand this issue. Please DM with email address & we’ll send info about the project. Please RT.
@SarahC2612 explains the importance of retention and highlights the need to understand why police officers are voluntarily resigning from the police service - the focus of our ongoing national research project #PFEW22
@SarahC2612 explains the importance of retention and highlights the need to understand why police officers are voluntarily resigning from the police service - the focus of our ongoing national research project #PFEW22