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Police pay is cut in ‘disgraceful show of indifference’
PSNI officers have suffered a one percent pay cut since the end of last month, and the Police Federation for Northern Ireland is calling on the Government to intervene to ‘sort out the mess’.
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PFNI seeks top-line 5.4% pay increase
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has lodged a claim with the Pay Review Body for a top-line increase of 5.4%. The pay submission is described as ‘fair, reasonable and balanced based on economic evidence’ by PFNI Chairperson, Mark Lindsay.
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PFNI calls for immediate implementation of pay deal
Police Officers in Northern Ireland are still waiting for an agreement on a pay rise to be implemented by the Department of Justice.
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PFNI calls for clarification on pay
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) is calling for clarification as to whether or not a devolved Minister has to sign-off on a pay increase for Officers.
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PFNI calls on Secretary of State to intervene to deliver pay award
The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) is calling on Secretary of State James Brokenshire MP to take action to deliver a pay award to thousands of Officers.
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Pay Award 2017
You will now be aware of the PRRB recommendations for England and Wales and the subsequent pay award made by the Home Office.
2 years Pay Review