The UK's National Crime Agency faces a crisis due to high turnover, vacancies, and stagnant pay, leading to recruitment and morale issues.
The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) is facing a significant crisis, struggling with high officer turnover and critical vacancies, according to a report by Spotlight on Corruption. Recruitment and morale issues stem from stagnant pay, with real-term wages dropping 16.3% since its establishment. Spending on temporary staff has surged, indicating a reliance on external help. The report urges the government to invest in the NCA to enhance its capacity to combat organized crime effectively.
September 09, 2024
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