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165
|
Rank |
Count |
|
Special Chief Officer |
2 |
|
Special Chief Inspector |
5 |
|
Special Inspector |
10 |
|
Special Sergeant |
22 |
|
Special Constable |
126 |
|
Grand Total |
165 |
Our support for Special Constables mirrors exactly that of any serving police officer and staff. They can access the EAP for 24/7 counselling, the mental health crisis line, TRiM support, peer support network and a whole range of external referral pathways such as Police Care UK, Ben Fund, the Police Federation.
No specific policy held.
No information held
2023/24 – 36.7%
2024/25 – 27.2%
2025/26 – 27.6%
West Midlands Police have a “thinking of leaving” for any staff member. They can say in confidence the experiences and then stay if desired.