This page provides you with links to the policies that affect the operation of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC).
Whistleblowing
Under the Employment Rights Act 1996, workers who suspect wrongdoing in the workplace and disclose their concerns (i.e. a “Whistle Blower”) are protected from dismissal and from being subjected to detrimental treatment or victimisation, provided certain criteria are met.
These provisions derive from the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998, which introduced additional sections into the Employment Rights Act 1996. Below you will find our policy outlining how we will deal with our obligations on receipt of disclosure information.
Human resources
The OPCC has a number of policies which deal with employment issues and are a framework for dealing with a variety of issues.
Our policies are currently being reviewed. Please contact Caroline Coles at caroline.coles@dc-pcc.gov.uk to request the relevant policy.
You can view the OPCC staff code of conduct here.
Records and Information Management
The Police and Crime Commissioner is committed to the creation, retention and management of records and information which document the principle activities of the organisation.
All staff are under a statutory obligation to create accurate records of their activities and to manage and maintain such documentation. The organisation has a responsibility to comply with legal or statutory regulations and records and information must be managed to fulfil these responsibilities.
Browse our documents
You can search and view our documents below.
Tip: Use the breadcrumb trail above the search bar to return to previous folders and navigate the document library.
Where no documents are displayed when using the search function or clicking on a folder, no document is available.
Please note, we are in the process of updating our document library. If the document you are looking for is missing, please contact our office.
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Records and Information Management
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Whistleblowing