PSP chiefs consider “stoppage of activity” at World Youth Days

The heads of the PSP are considering a “stoppage of activity” during the World Youth Days if the guardianship does not respond to their demands.

Leaders expect to have a response from the Government to their demands by the end of the month

They want to be heard by the management of the PSP and by the Minister of Internal Affairs and, if the demands are not met, they promise to “act accordingly”

"Até ao final deste mês temos de ser ouvidos e atendidos", afirmou o presidente do Sindicato Nacional da Carreira de Chefes da PSP, Rui Amaral, no final de um encontro nacional que reuniu cerca de 200 pessoas, em Lisboa. Os chefes da PSP lamentam "a inação governativa no que diz respeito à resolução dos principais problemas dos profissionais da PSP, de quem se espera um desempenho elevado para fazer face àquilo que é o fator essencial de sucess…

Public Security Police Chiefs Union requires a hearing by the Government and the management of the PSP by the end of June. Otherwise, it will “act accordingly”.

The heads of the Public Security Police (PSP) are considering a “stoppage of activity” during World Youth Days (WYD) if the guardianship does not respond to their demands, the president of the union that represents them told Lusa. “By the end of this month we have to be listened to and listened to,” said Rui Amaral, president of the National Union for the Career of Chiefs of the PSP, at the end of a national meeting that brought together around …