Norfolk Constabulary Careers and Employment
About the company
- Company size1001 to 5,000
- Revenue£100m to £500m
Jobs
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Full-time, Part-time
E-Recruitment Subject Matter Expert (SME)
Wymondham
£24,546 - £27,774 a year
5 days ago
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Research Fellow
Wymondham
£39,585 - £44,928 a year
6 days ago
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Digital Communications Officer
Wymondham
£28,725 - £32,673 a year
6 days ago
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Senior Firearms Enquiry Officer
Wymondham
£28,725 - £32,673 a year
13 days ago
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Firearms Licensing Administrator
Wymondham
£21,135 - £23,817 a year
13 days ago
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Police Staff Investigator – New Roads Project
Wymondham
£28,725 - £32,673 a year
20 days ago
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Police Staff Investigator
Wymondham
19 days ago
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Analyst
Wymondham
£28,725 - £32,673 a year
30+ days ago
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Police Officer in Fakenham, Norfolk
on 14 December 2019
Norfolk Response Police Officer
Working as a response police officer requires a lot of flexibility, be it shift work, communication skills, adapting to different scenarios and situations. Resilience is essential.
Every day is different, one day you will be investigating criminal offences and the next spending the whole shift with someone who is suffering a mental health breakdown, then attending road traffic collisions or sudden deaths.
The hardest part of the job is keeping up to date with new systems and “red tape”.
You will work in a wonderful team, they don’t call it the policing family for no reason.
Communications Officer in Wymondham
on 30 July 2019
Tough job No support
Support offered was not in a timely manner.
As an employee you just feel like a number not a person.
Too much expected of you. Mainly doing 3 peoples jobs as always understaffed and staff stressed and pressurised to deliver.
police community support officer in Great Yarmouth
on 8 July 2019
If you don’t want stress then avoid
Not the best place in the world to work. Job can be very stressful. Senior management don’t really care about their staff only the statistics. Best thing about the job are the people you work with.
Police Constable in Norwich, Norfolk
on 8 July 2019
Overworked and under paid
Best part was the retirement, enjoyed it in the early days
PCSO in Norfolk
on 19 August 2018
Job satisfaction, but pressure and under-valued by some management.
Assisting members of the public with a wide range of complaints/problems:
anti-social behaviour, theft, criminal damage, child protection issues, searches for missing people, crime prevention surveys, crime scene preservation.
Everyone will cover your back if you're in trouble.
Working under constant pressure from management, from government, due to low resources.
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