Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Testing the police workforce resilience hypothesis : an application of labour economics to policing management / Priscillia Hunt, Barrie Irving, Luca Farnia ; prepared for the Workforce Programmes Unit of the National Policing Improvement Agency.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Includes bibliographical references.

Description

1 online resource (xii, 69 pages) : illustrations, maps

Summary

"This study starts with an introduction to the workforce programme and resiliency issues facing the police forces in England and Wales. We then build a framework to understand the ability of the police service to meet demands for policing as changes are made in the level and composition of its workforce. We pay particular attention to the relationship between police officers and police staff. We then provide empirical evidence regarding the number and composition of the workforce to meet different levels of demand. The report concludes with a discussion of data and knowledge gaps."--Preface.

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Online Access

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Technical report (Rand Corporation)

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