Federation Representatives, commonly known as Fed Reps, are understood to play a critical role in resolving conflicts between police officers and the police force, particularly when disruptions in trust arise. They are seen as vital support for officers who find themselves in unjust and vulnerable employment conditions. Nonetheless, given the…
Month: September 2023
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Reputation or Code of Ethics: Which one comes first?
Life certainly has a knack for surprising us, often hurling unexpected challenges our way. This rings particularly true regarding my journey into whistleblowing, a role I never anticipated assuming. Though the term “whistleblower” wasn’t alien to me, often echoed in workplace discussions or through media channels, actually stepping into that…
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Can the Federation hear the clock ticking?
In the dynamic landscape of Employment Law, timing is everything. Generally, claims for employment tribunals need to be filed within a strict time frame: three months minus one day from the date of the alleged incident. In some specific situations, this period may be extended to up to six months….
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What can we do to make it better?
Tango. Juliet. Foxtrot. When I joined the Met in 2020, never had I ever imagined what would be coming my way in two years time. I had established a clear vision for my career, aspiring to climb the ranks with the primary objective of facilitating meaningful organisational change. My affinity…