Police Scotlanddestructive behavioris set to continue after wage negotiations are closed without a transaction.
Police north of the border withdrew "all good intentions" on July 1 in protest of what they described as "derisory." Police officers are currently refusing to start the shift early or take the radio equipment home when the shift is over.
Talks between the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) and the Scottish Police Negotiations Committee, which handles payments, continued on Monday, but ended without agreement, SPF said.
Secretary-General Karam Steele said that the discussion represented "positive progress in the relationship between each side," but "while our sides were close to each other, ours. The gap between individual positions has not been closed. "
By law, police officers are not allowed to strike, and as part of the withdrawal of "all good intentions," police officers should do so at their own time, such as standing up before the briefing shift. I am submitting a request for overtime pay. Charge important equipment at home.
This action has been described by the union as "a demonstration of the most obvious action by members over 100 years" and has been done for "offering ridiculous payments to members". rice field.
Steele said in a letter to the members on Monday: A few days after that, with a view to returning to formal further negotiations as soon as possible.
Steele said their actions "had a significant impact on the resumption of negotiations," keeping members their commitment and allowing their "collective determination to be shaken." I urged you to confirm that it will not be done.
A Scottish police spokesman said the unit was "promised to seek reconciliation through the Police Negotiations Committee."
"We are monitoring the situation associated with the withdrawal of goodwill. We will be prepared to minimize the impact on the public," said a spokesman. Said.
"We recognize that fairly well-meaning police officers routinely play their role in keeping people all over the country safe. This is where they serve. Also appreciated by the community to do. "
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