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30/07/2010 |
Author: Whisper
Subject: Help - Conducting interviews
Posted: 30 July 2010 at 10:20pm
Originally posted by Phil McCracken And lastly, the purpose of the interview is to seek the truth, not to stick it to the suspect.
Ahhhhhhh..............................
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30/07/2010 |
Author: tonkatoy
Subject: Exploding Public Sector Pensions Myths
Posted: 30 July 2010 at 9:44pm
See the submission to the public sector pension commision from the Fed. |
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30/07/2010 |
Author: dangermouse
Subject: Help - Conducting interviews
Posted: 30 July 2010 at 9:24pm
Originally posted by Phil McCrackenAs a tier 3 interviewer I feel quite well placed to answer this one. And lastly, the purpose of the interview is to seek the truth, not to stick it to the suspect. |
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30/07/2010 |
Author: Shuck
Subject: HMG Need Help
Posted: 30 July 2010 at 8:55pm
CPS= Couldn't Prosecute Satan. How about promoting people because of their ability to do the job, as opposed promoting them beyond their ability to do the job? Get rid of Safer Neighbourhood Teams, Response Teams, Priority Crime Teams, Major Crime Teams, etc etc, and return to a system called the 'A shift'. Each shift could have a Sergeant, and have beat officers, panda drivers and area car drivers. High value crimes, serious assaults etc could be investigated by something that is called CID. Perhaps the idea of 'keep it simple' might work, again. |
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