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Final Report - Volume 1 - the South Wales Police Federation

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Independent Review of <strong>Police</strong> Officer and Staff Remuneration and Conditions – <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Report</strong><strong>Police</strong> Regulations 2003police staff<strong>Police</strong> Staff Council<strong>Police</strong> Staff Council Handbookpost-related allowancePNBPRAprogressionprotected characteristicsPSCPSNIrecuperative dutiesrestricted dutiesregulations made under <strong>the</strong> <strong>Police</strong> Act 1996 concerningmatters such as police officers’ duty, pay, leave,allowances and expenses, <strong>the</strong> reckoning of <strong>the</strong>ir service,and <strong>the</strong>ir uniform and equipmentperson employed by a police force and who is not apolice officerbody consisting of a staff side and official side whichnegotiates national agreements on pay and conditionsof service for approximately 75,000 police staffand PCSOs in England and <strong>Wales</strong>, excluding <strong>the</strong>Metropolitan, City of London, Surrey and Kent policeforces<strong>Police</strong> Staff Council pay and conditions of servicehandbook which contains nationally agreed payspines and terms and conditions of service for policestaff (including PCSOs) which can be varied by localcollective agreementnon-pensionable allowance for chief superintendents toreflect particularly onerous responsibilities<strong>Police</strong> Negotiating Boardpost-related allowance<strong>the</strong> usually automatic movement of <strong>the</strong> pay of a policeofficer or police staff member up a pay scale (by annualincrements)gender, age, disability, gender reassignment, marriage orcivil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, race, religionor belief, sex and sexual orientation; each is protectedunder <strong>the</strong> Equality Act 2010; see fur<strong>the</strong>r ‘equalityrequirements’<strong>Police</strong> Staff Council<strong>Police</strong> Service of Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Irelandduties assigned to a police officer of a nature whichplace on him physical demands which are lower thanthose required for <strong>the</strong> full duties of a police officer, for<strong>the</strong> purpose of allowing him an opportunity to restorehimself to full healthduties assigned to a police officer of a nature whichplace on him physical demands which are lower thanthose required for <strong>the</strong> full duties of a police officer;<strong>the</strong> decision to place an officer on restricted duties istaken after an assessment of <strong>the</strong> officer’s conditionby a medical practitioner or an occupational healthprofessional36

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