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A stronger link between pay and skills - in the short term, a 600 allowance for officers who use certain skills (those required for neighbourhood policing, public order, investigation and firearms), and in the longer term, for the highest pays to be limited to those officers who develop, maintain and use professional skills, and who are carrying out roles that require the powers or expertise of a police officer.
Tom Winsor recommended that a Specialist Skills Threshold should be introduced at the final pay point for all ranks up to and including chief superintendent. This will require officers to pass a test of the specialist knowledge and skills required in each role and rank to reach the final pay point. Any changes to current arrangements are subject to full discussion in the negotiating machinery, where officers and the leaders of the service are represented. Their recommendations will be considered very carefully by the Home Secretary.
This is a proposed temporary allowance to cover accredited skills in the police service. Its purpose is to provide an equitable method of rewarding police officers who have skills which they employ in work of particular importance to the public and the police service. It is proposed as an interim measure.
In the longer term, Tom Winsor recommends that roles that use the skills, or knowledge and experience, or warranted powers of a constable should qualify for the Specialist Skills Threshold. Tom Winsor has set out a list of roles which he believes should initially qualify for the Specialist Skills Threshold. He also proposes that the roles which qualify should be assessed and reviewed by the new College of Policing. The Police Negotiating Board will be discussing that recommendation and is due to share its findings with the Home Secretary on 24 July 2014.
The specialist skills threshold is about ensuring that officers are paid for the skills they develop and apply in their work. The Final Report contains a number of proposals which seek to ensure that officers are able to maintain and improve their competence during their service and that this is recognised and supported in their pay arrangements.
The report recommends that where skills thresholds are introduced officers should be re-tested in them. These recommendations are about reforming pay and conditions so that they recognise the hardest working officers and reward professional skills and continued development. The report also recommends that the new College of Policing should take forward the design and development of these arrangements in a way which does not unjustifiably add to the bureaucratic burden on individuals and police forces. The Police Negotiating Board will be discussing this recommendation and is due to share its findings with the Home Secretary in July 2014.
At the heart of our work to develop professionalism, we have established a professional body for the police, the College of Policing. The College will be responsible for setting and maintaining standards for training, development, skills and qualifications. It will have a key role in improving standards in police leadership, for new police recruits, for existing police officers and members of police staff. The Government is committed to establishing the College in statute as soon as Parliamentary time allows.
The reforms of pay and conditions proposed by Tom Winsor would support this programme by ensuring that PCCs and chief officers have the flexibility in their local areas to ensure the right mix of police and staff roles, with officers focusing on frontline policing; that skills and expertise are rewarded appropriately; and that they can be accountable to local tax payers in terms of a sustainable level of spend in the longer term.
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First and foremost, I believe the personality that I have, the values that I stick to, and also the skills and qualities that I have built up over the years are a match for the police officer job description. I am somebody who will always act with high degrees of integrity. I can be trusted to represent the police service in a positive manner, and I will always build positive relationships with the community because I believe, genuinely, that the only way the police service will be able to provide a high level of service that the public deserves is by building trust with them. And I believe I have the skills and the experience to do that. Another reason why I would like to become a police officer is the fact that the role presents numerous challenges on a day-to-day basis. I want to work in a position where no two days are the same, and I have to use my experience and different skills to adapt to various challenges as they are presented. And I will find that exciting. I will also find the opportunity to improve and develop one that is very appealing. And finally, I want the responsibility that comes with the position of a police officer. I know there comes a considerable amount of responsibility. I am looking for long term employment with the same employer, and I believe the role of a police officer is the one that suits my attributes and my long-term career ambitions.
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