For the fourth year in a row police in Northland have been revealed as far from happy in their work. An internal survey asked staff to rate their satisfaction with the organisation's vision and purpose; their engagement with the job; communication; their colleagues and workplace respect and integrity. AdvertisementThe survey saw 236 staff - or 59.9 per cent of staff employed by Northland police - fill out the survey. That gave Northland an engagement index of 57.2 per cent, the lowest in the country, followed by Eastern 61.8, Central 62.9 and Waikato 63.2. In a written release acting district commander Inspector Dean Robinson said the survey indicated overall the district had a dedicated and motivated workforce.

Source: New Zealand Herald June 22, 2017 22:02 UTC