Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Strategic human resources analysis of public policing in Canada.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Public policing in Canada
Analyse stratégique des ressources humaines des services de police publics au Canada.
Policing environment 2005 : update of the 2000 sector study and implications for HR planning and management today and into the future.

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Description

1 online resource (150 pages) : charts, photographs, maps.

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Issued also in French under title: Analyse stratégique des ressources humaines des services de police publics au Canada.
Update entitled: Policing environment 2005.
"The study was funded by Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC)".

Summary

"Citizens have demanding expectations – they often want a return of police on the beat, have strong views on alternative justice/sentencing approaches, and are requesting that police services across the country re-examine how they deal with ethnic minorities, young offenders, and domestic violence offenders. These pressures, and others, are causing police services to fundamentally re-assess the way they operate. This has a particular impact on how they manage human resource policies, procedures and practices. Staffing decisions, leadership approaches and management frameworks in the policing community require new attention and consideration if police organizations intend to remain relevant and effective over the next decade and more."--Page 1.

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