| At last... 15:25 - Apr 18 with 2475 views | DJack |
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-43811243
Good. It's nice to see a senior establishment figure suffer the consequence of their actions before they can(could) retire on a large pension. |  |
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| At last... on 19:31 - Apr 18 with 2378 views | AguycalledJack |
Still well looked after though. Should have been instant dismissal. No ifs no
Buts. He’s not really been penalised for his negligence save for the £3,500 fine against a £119,000 a year salary.
Nothing like looking after the establishment. [Post edited 19 Apr 2018 7:19]
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| At last... on 20:19 - Apr 18 with 2342 views | theloneranger |
Strange how they all suddenly become ill, when they are in trouble.
This says it all...
"Mr Beale had been due to retire this month after 30 years of police service. Mr Thompson allowed the hearing to be pushed back so Mr Beale's dismissal would not fall outside of his notice period, meaning he could still claim his pension."
£215,000 lump sum |  |
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| At last... on 20:28 - Apr 18 with 2331 views | DJack |
 Missed the bit where he can claim his pension. | |
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| At last... on 20:33 - Apr 18 with 2321 views | max936 |
| At last... on 20:19 - Apr 18 by theloneranger |
Strange how they all suddenly become ill, when they are in trouble.
This says it all...
"Mr Beale had been due to retire this month after 30 years of police service. Mr Thompson allowed the hearing to be pushed back so Mr Beale's dismissal would not fall outside of his notice period, meaning he could still claim his pension."
£215,000 lump sum |
He has done 30yrs though in fairness and has paid into that fund, one mistake all be it a stupid one shouldn't prevent him from receiving his pension surely.
Be interesting to see if a PC would lose his pension in a gross misconduct charge though, I think he probably would, so same rules should apply in all honesty. |  |
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| At last... on 20:55 - Apr 18 with 2297 views | theloneranger |
| At last... on 20:33 - Apr 18 by max936 |
He has done 30yrs though in fairness and has paid into that fund, one mistake all be it a stupid one shouldn't prevent him from receiving his pension surely.
Be interesting to see if a PC would lose his pension in a gross misconduct charge though, I think he probably would, so same rules should apply in all honesty. |
I wouldn't like to see anyone lose a pension after 30 years service, but I doubt a Chief Constable would be so helpful and understanding with a PC on a gross misconduct charge. | |
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| At last... on 21:03 - Apr 18 with 2285 views | AguycalledJack |
This won’t be the first time he’s left such papers in his car. It’s just that it’s the first time he’s been caught. | | | |
| At last... on 22:52 - Apr 18 with 2224 views | max936 |
| At last... on 20:55 - Apr 18 by theloneranger |
I wouldn't like to see anyone lose a pension after 30 years service, but I doubt a Chief Constable would be so helpful and understanding with a PC on a gross misconduct charge. |
I agree. | |
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| At last... on 23:23 - Apr 18 with 2190 views | jack_lord |
| At last... on 20:33 - Apr 18 by max936 |
He has done 30yrs though in fairness and has paid into that fund, one mistake all be it a stupid one shouldn't prevent him from receiving his pension surely.
Be interesting to see if a PC would lose his pension in a gross misconduct charge though, I think he probably would, so same rules should apply in all honesty. |
Steve, I had a mate (or loose associate), a copper,who lost his job and his pension after years of service due to stupid misconduct.
No if or butts, he was out on his arse. He paid into that golden egg pension (which incidentally I find find pretty ridiculous) but all sacrificed. |  |
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| At last... on 02:44 - Apr 19 with 2135 views | majorraglan |
| At last... on 23:23 - Apr 18 by jack_lord |
Steve, I had a mate (or loose associate), a copper,who lost his job and his pension after years of service due to stupid misconduct.
No if or butts, he was out on his arse. He paid into that golden egg pension (which incidentally I find find pretty ridiculous) but all sacrificed. |
I think they changed the rules last year, previously I believe a police officer subject of an investigation could be prevented from resigning or retiring, now I beleive they can just quit. | | | |
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