National Crime Agency Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

Results based on 18 responses to Indeed's work wellbeing survey.

Work wellbeing score is Below average, 64 out of 100

Happiness

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Below average

Purpose

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Average

Satisfaction

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Above average

Stress-free

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Low

About the company

Founded
2013
Company size
501 to 1,000
Revenue
£4m to £20m (GBP)
Industry
Government & Public Administration
Headquarters
London, UK
Link
National Crime Agency website

Join the National Crime Agency (NCA) and work at the cutting edge of law enforcement on next-generation projects to help catch the criminals that pose the biggest threat to the UK.

Human traffickers, firearms and drug dealers, exploiters of children, money laundering, high end fraud and corruption – the NCA deals with serious and organised crime.

Leaving no avenue unexplored, our teams work collaboratively and creatively, relentlessly pursuing the most dangerous offenders and tackling serious...

Join the National Crime Agency (NCA) and work at the cutting edge of law enforcement on next-generation projects to help catch the criminals that pose the biggest threat to the UK.

Human traffickers, firearms and drug dealers, exploiters of children, money laundering, high end fraud and corruption – the NCA deals with serious and organised crime.

Leaving no avenue unexplored, our teams work collaboratively and creatively, relentlessly pursuing the most dangerous offenders and tackling serious and organised crime.

We also champion the differences within our teams, bringing a whole range of skills, backgrounds and ideas together to help us remain leaders in our field. With us, everyone can contribute, learn from each other and enrich themselves personally and professionally.

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Jobs

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Permanent, Full-time

NCA Trainee

Bristol

£26,370 a year

5 days ago

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Permanent, Full-time

Intelligence Officer - Anti -Corruption Unit (ACU)

Crawley

£34,672 - £36,037 a year

9 days ago

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Permanent, Full-time

Deputy Service Desk Manager

Leicester

£38,642 a year

5 days ago

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Permanent, Full-time

Investigator - Anti -Corruption Unit (ACU)

Crawley

£34,672 - £36,037 a year

6 days ago

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3 jobs

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2 jobs

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Rating overview

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Reviews

Intelligence/Investigation Officer in UKIFU

on 24 October 2023

Great opportunities especially with the intelligence field.

What is the best part of working at the company?I enjoyed working as a contractor here. My colleagues were great and supportive. Negatives: training was very much non-existent and the systems are very much out of date which slowed up day to day tasks. Positive as mentioned great and friendly atmosphere. Future development and projects will see the NCA grow and overcome the current negatives. Woul...

Software Developer & Data Engineer in Warrington

on 21 November 2023

Oh dear, these people are supposed to be protecting us.

Disgrace. I had three managers at one point in a meeting and none of them knew I was a graduate. They also do not provide any format training for graduates. I think they just assume you can do the job straight from University. Unbelievable waste of a year.

Quality Assistant in Tamworth, Staffordshire

on 19 September 2023

A stepping stone. This isn’t a long term employment opportunity

What is the best part of working at the company?Free parking. Flexibile working What is the most stressful part about working at the company?Job security and the IT system was very basic and in desperate need of updating What is the work environment and culture like at the company?Toxic. Immature management and no recognition for hard work

Officer in London

on 24 August 2023

Terrible place to work, not pay progression better financial and management at force level

“The National Crime Agency (NCA) may tout its achievements, but from an insider’s perspective, it leaves much to be desired. The lack of pay progression makes it difficult to stay motivated in the long run. It’s as though dedication and years of service aren’t valued. Moreover, poor management is rife within the agency, often leading to miscommunications, missed opportunities, and overall ineffici...

Officer in London

on 6 October 2022

Nca

goodflexi timegood work life balancenice peoplethe work you do has impact and you aren't treated like a cog in the machine badno pay progression or bonusesno promotion or little job progression opportunity

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