Government Must End Police Officer 'Uplift', Say UNISON Members
UNISON members voted on key issues affecting their jobs and services at the national Police, Probation and CAFCASS conference in Brighton.
The controversial 'uplift programme' was a major topic, with members calling for its end due to the loss of hundreds of skilled staff being "sidelined, displaced, or made redundant".
- Improving police force and probation service budgets
- The erosion of the police community support officer (PCSO) role
- The physical threat to probation officers from far-right activists
The uplift programme is resulting in the loss of hundreds of skilled staff.
Author's summary: UNISON members demand an end to the uplift programme.
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