Published 2 years ago

Scottish police officers set to take action in pay dispute

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Calum Steele, general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, which represents officers, said the action will start at 5pm on Friday. The action means officers will not start their shifts early or take radio equipment home when their duty ends. The union's governing body, the Joint Central Committee (JCC), had previously rejected a derisory offer of a �564 pay increase. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has urged those involved to work together constructively.

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BBC News

Police officers take action in pay dispute

The Scottish Police Federation has begun its "most overt" action in a century over a £565 pay rise offer.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Scottish police refuse to work late over 'derisory' pay offer

The Scottish Police Federation told members to withdraw “goodwill” at 5pm after they were offered a salary increase of just £11 per week

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Times

Police Scotland officers work to rule in pay dispute

Police officers in Scotland are to take their most disruptive industrial action in 100 years by working to rule from Friday.As part of their pay dispute with the Scottish government, no overtime will be worked unless a direct command is issued, and officers will claim for the time they stay on shift

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Record

Police in Scotland to withdraw 'goodwill' today as part of dispute over pay deal

Calum Steele, general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, which represents officers, said the action will start at 5pm on Friday, July 1.

2 years ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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The Herald Scotland

Police to withdraw ‘goodwill’ from today as part of dispute over pay

Calum Steele, general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation, which represents officers, said the action will start at 5pm on Friday

2 years ago

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The Courier

The Open at St Andrews likely to take hit as police officers 'withdraw goodwill' in pay row

The 150th Open at St Andrews is likely to be hit as police officers protest over pay. The Scottish Police Federation, which represents rank and file cops

2 years ago·Dundee, United Kingdom

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