The second is to ensure that police chiefs can manage workforces which are professional, flexible and incentivised to do their job - fighting crime.
"I've led and managed workforces that are in the thousands, and I've always been and still am a very demanding leader, but I motivate through respect because I want people to improve," Faas says.
In particular, new ways need to be found to manage the workforce in four areas: workforce production, distribution, performance and coordination and regulation [ 5, 39].
As for the increase in management and HR workloads, she argues: "I think managers have to learn how to manage a workforce with people on different hours.
To facilitate the organization of work, CPH managers must have sufficient authority to manage their workforce and take the requisite steps to ensure health targets are met [ 5].
Uber passengers are essentially unpaid supervisors of the company, monitoring drivers' behaviour so Uber can manage its workforce.
This includes managing claims in the tribunal and court, negotiating termination packages and working with them to plan how the business wants to manage its workforce.
Companies value the skills and experience of older workers, and most do keep them on, but they also value the freedom to manage their workforce".
Chief constables must have the means available to them to manage their workforce through these difficult times, even if that means taking steps that are unwelcome.
Still, he could learn from the private sector about how to manage the workforce he has.First, you need to punish errant employees rather than protecting them or shuffling them about.
Adam Marshall, director of policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "The Government has pledged to reduce the burden of employment law, but at the same time it is proposing to restrict businesses' ability to manage their workforce by phasing out the DRA.
