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Most rank and file officers worried about personal finances

Federation says derisory pay rise decision adds to stresses.

John Apter. Photo: Martis Media

Date - 7th August 2018
By - Ian Weinfass - Police Oracle

Nearly half of rank and file officers worry about the state of their personal finances almost every day, a survey has revealed. The annual pay and morale survey from the Police Federation of England and Wales reveals that some 45 per cent of...

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