Questions over police recruits
CONTROVERSIAL plans to spend up to £232,000 of taxpayers' money on three people to help run Staffordshire Police are set to be discussed today.
Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Ellis wants the three new recruits to help him set police policy.
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RECRUITING: Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Ellis.
The new positions are:
A chief of staff – who would be responsible for strategic, operational and day-to-day management of Staffordshire Police's 1,900 officers – and earn up to £85,000-a-year;
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A head of commissioning and partnerships to earn up to £73,500;
A head of policy, performance and communications to earn up to £73,500.
The appointments are in addition to the recruitment of deputy police commissioner Sue Arnold on £25,000-a-year for three days' work a week.
Members of the Staffordshire Police and Crime Panel will discuss the proposed chief of staff role at today's meeting.
2 Comments
by Stoke_RJ
Wednesday, March 13 2013, 11:48AM
“So despite Staffordshire Police correcting The Sentinel on their previous inaccurate report (when the posts were originally advertised); they still went ahead and published incorrect information. To "Owdy1" - you're right, the CC is responsible for the day to day management of the forces 1900 officers. The post mentioned "Chief of Staff" is employed by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner and is responsible only for staff and strategic management within the Office of the Police and Crime Comissioner.
Poor reporting, very poor reporting......”
by Owdy1
Monday, March 11 2013, 9:06PM
“YOU WHAT..!!!!!!!!!!! There is a Chief Constable who is responsible for strategic, operational and day-to-day management of Staffordshire Police's 1,900 officers
and the other roles I am sure are already covered...set some more police officers on..”