2 Police officers knicked

[Dunners]

It’s a sh*t job for sh*t pay - what sort of people do you think you’re going to attract?

The front it takes for an accountant to say this

Ahem... a Tax Efficiency Consultant, if you please. And his fees are very reasonable. He's certainly enabled me to enjoy a la-di-da, champagne-socialist lifestyle.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

It’s a sh*t job for sh*t pay - what sort of people do you think you’re going to attract?

The front it takes for an accountant to say this

The pay’s not sh*t.

[Dohnut]

It’s a sh*t job for sh*t pay - what sort of people do you think you’re going to attract?

Of the few coppers I know - some very well - you really wouldn’t choose them to be police officers, if you had a say in the matter.

The Few you know. So you’ve based your assumptions on the few you know. Says it all really.

I once knew a doctor who was, let’s say free with prescriptions. So let’s damn the whole profession.

I once knew a firefighter who moonlighted doing other stuff. Let’s brand the whole fire service.

I once knew a teacher who got prosecuted for kiddy fiddling. Let’s brand the whole teaching profession.

I once came across a poster who was an idiot. Let’s brand all the posters as being idiots.

See. I’m catching on. Stupidity.

[tuffers#1]

It’s a sh*t job for sh*t pay - what sort of people do you think you’re going to attract?

The front it takes for an accountant to say this

The pay’s not sh*t.

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

[Dohnut]

The front it takes for an accountant to say this

The pay’s not sh*t.

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

Looks ok to me. Plus pension benefits after a number of years service. What age do police get a full pension? Quite young I think.

[Ornchurch]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

[tuffers#1]

The pay’s not sh*t.

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

Looks ok to me. Plus pension benefits after a number of years service. What age do police get a full pension? Quite young I think.

https://www.indeed.co.uk/cmp/JD-Sports- ... re-manager

JD Sports Fashion Plc Store Manager yearly salaries in the United Kingdom

5 salaries reported

£20,703 per year

Tesco Salary Information for Popular Positions

PositionHourly Pay RateAnnual SalaryCashier£7.50£14,000Customer Assistant£7.00£13,000Team Leader£9.00£18,000Manager£20.00£40,000

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp ... gws-wiz-hp

https://www.indeed.co.uk/#eb6c4ede5223a7a2

Refuse collector
£18,065

[Beradogs]

The pay’s not sh*t.

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

Looks ok to me. Plus pension benefits after a number of years service. What age do police get a full pension? Quite young I think.

Young and the pensions are sizeable. It’s one of the big perks of being in the police.

[Currywurst and Chips]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

Starting salary in London is circa £30K with free travel on TFL services and a rail card that gets you anywhere up to 75 miles out of London for £70 p/m

Retire before you're 50 if you join young

[tuffers#1]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

Starting salary in London is circa £30K with free travel on TFL services and a rail card that gets you anywhere up to 75 miles out of London for £70 p/m

Retire before you're 50 if you join young

The poor guy lying in a Hospital bed in Glasgow must be horrified he missed out on
London waiting.

£30 quid a week more than a manager of JD sports .

Putting your life on the line or
Selling trainers .

[Ornchurch]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

Starting salary in London is circa £30K with free travel on TFL services and a rail card that gets you anywhere up to 75 miles out of London for £70 p/m

Retire before you're 50 if you join young

So Tuffers got it wrong?

That's not so bad a package but still not I would call worthwhile for being on the frontline at the moment.

[tuffers#1]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

Starting salary in London is circa £30K with free travel on TFL services and a rail card that gets you anywhere up to 75 miles out of London for £70 p/m

Retire before you're 50 if you join young

So Tuffers got it wrong?

That's not so bad a package but still not I would call worthwhile for being on the frontline at the moment.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

Direct quote from here .
Just need to read it .

London is not U.K wide & as stated earlier

The poor pc in Glasgow wouldnt have a London Salary .
Not wrong in that statement.

Plus what use is a pension to him if he ends up dying ?

[Currywurst and Chips]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

Starting salary in London is circa £30K with free travel on TFL services and a rail card that gets you anywhere up to 75 miles out of London for £70 p/m

Retire before you're 50 if you join young

So Tuffers got it wrong?

That's not so bad a package but still not I would call worthwhile for being on the frontline at the moment.

Don't know I've got him foed (would reccomend)

You're right though it should be at least 5k higher

[tuffers#1]

Starting salary in London is circa £30K with free travel on TFL services and a rail card that gets you anywhere up to 75 miles out of London for £70 p/m

Retire before you're 50 if you join young

So Tuffers got it wrong?

That's not so bad a package but still not I would call worthwhile for being on the frontline at the moment.

Don't know I've got him foed (would reccomend)

You're right though it should be at least 5k higher

He's so got me foed



An extra £100 quid a week before taxes
to be putting there life on the line across the uk

Just To Generous .

[soloman]

Most police I know are wronguns. Doesn't apply to everyone, of course, but i'm sure a lot of them go into it to feel some power in their lives.

You've gotta be a bit wrong to want to join the police or the military...

Incredibly narrow-minded poppycock.

Another idiot ,just after sensationalism as usual !

[Dohnut]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

As a starting salary plus in London and other cities I believe further allowances are given. And with Ample opportunity to increase it. Compared to other professions I guess you need to look at entry qualification requirements.

But I agree, for London maybe not too generous on reflection.

[tuffers#1]

£20 - £23k is not a great salary for London compared to other professions.

As a starting salary plus in London and other cities I believe further allowances are given. And with Ample opportunity to increase it. Compared to other professions I guess you need to look at entry qualification requirements.

But I agree, for London maybe not too generous on reflection.

https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transparen ... -1239-1718

Tube drivers salary

The salary for a full-time Tube driver is £52,972 and £24,214 for Night Tube drivers as this position is part-time.

Starting to experienced:

Training salary is £32, 375, this is the same for full-time and Night Tube drivers as training is full-time.

Much more of an enticing career path .

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

It’s a sh*t job for sh*t pay - what sort of people do you think you’re going to attract?

Of the few coppers I know - some very well - you really wouldn’t choose them to be police officers, if you had a say in the matter.

The Few you know. So you’ve based your assumptions on the few you know. Says it all really.

I once knew a doctor who was, let’s say free with prescriptions. So let’s damn the whole profession.

I once knew a firefighter who moonlighted doing other stuff. Let’s brand the whole fire service.

I once knew a teacher who got prosecuted for kiddy fiddling. Let’s brand the whole teaching profession.

I once came across a poster who was an idiot. Let’s brand all the posters as being idiots.

See. I’m catching on. Stupidity.

Are you still mates with the kiddy fiddler teacher?

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

The front it takes for an accountant to say this

The pay’s not sh*t.

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

For the work they have to do and the real dangers they face, that’s a disgrace.

[Dohnut]

The pay’s not sh*t.

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

For the work they have to do and the real dangers they face, that’s a disgrace.

Interestingly I looked up the most dangerous jobs in the UK. Worth having a read. Surprised me.

[Currywurst and Chips]

The starting salary for a police officer ranges between £19,971 (no qualifications) and £23,124 for constables, rising to £38,382 seven years after joining.

https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_co ... o_detect=1

For the work they have to do and the real dangers they face, that’s a disgrace.

Interestingly I looked up the most dangerous jobs in the UK. Worth having a read. Surprised me.

Those figures are based on likelihood of death at work which is of value obviously

I'd imagine the Most dangerous by likelihood of being assaulted at work would be a separate list entirely (except for maybe refuse collector)

[Dohnut]

It’s a sh*t job for sh*t pay - what sort of people do you think you’re going to attract?

Of the few coppers I know - some very well - you really wouldn’t choose them to be police officers, if you had a say in the matter.

The Few you know. So you’ve based your assumptions on the few you know. Says it all really.

I once knew a doctor who was, let’s say free with prescriptions. So let’s damn the whole profession.

I once knew a firefighter who moonlighted doing other stuff. Let’s brand the whole fire service.

I once knew a teacher who got prosecuted for kiddy fiddling. Let’s brand the whole teaching profession.

I once came across a poster who was an idiot. Let’s brand all the posters as being idiots.

See. I’m catching on. Stupidity.

Are you still mates with the kiddy fiddler teacher?

Is that meant to be an attempt at being funny or some sort of innuendo? Kiddy fiddling is not a topic I find very funny. Either way it is a tasteless comment. Shameful. Says lots about you as a person.

[HeyO]

Most police I know are wronguns. Doesn't apply to everyone, of course, but i'm sure a lot of them go into it to feel some power in their lives.

You've gotta be a bit wrong to want to join the police or the military...

Incredibly narrow-minded poppycock.

Another idiot ,just after sensationalism as usual !

Dog whistling again.

[tuffers#1]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-53354885

Another 1 9f the Scummy ones gone .
Dont know how many decent coppers will be left
But as long as these get thrown out , its a start.

[AckneyAwks]

Thousands and Thousands of decent coppers in this great country you live in.