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Old 04-03-2013, 17:51   #32
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Re: Police 'right to strike' vote fails.

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I don't think these courses are in any way compulsory but most forces seem to be going down the route of wanting applicants to have experience before joining whether it is as a special, PCSO or having a relevant qualification.

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From the Met website.



I think the company might be exaggerating its course a touch.
Nothing new there then.

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Ah. The marvels of the private sector
Anything for a quick buck
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