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Police Management Procedures and Practices <br />Recommendation No. 10: Update the 2000 Hobson Report to assess current <br />workload and capabilities. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 11: Work with the Police Employees Union. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 12: Work with the Human Resources (HR) Services to develop <br />a comprehensive recruitment strategy based on current and future public safety <br />needs that result from an on-going workload and forecast trend analysis. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 13: The police department should work with Human <br />Resource Services to adopt a year-round recruitment effort. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 14: The recruitment effort should remain a police department <br />function with support from Human Resource Services. The department's <br />recruitment needs are not so great as to justify a team of full-time recruiters, <br />however, it certainly does justify a formal, planned effort. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 15: Recruiters should represent the best of the department. <br />They should be a diverse mix of officers who represent both the make-up of the <br />community, and the race, ethnicity, and gender that is under-represented within a <br />department. They should be officers who are fit and present themselves well in the <br />department's uniform. They should be well spoken and exude pride in themselves <br />and the department. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 16: Recruiters need appropriate tools to make a positive <br />impression on the best potential applicants. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. '17: The recruitment effort must be a formal initiative with <br />goals, incremental objectives, timetables for key events, fixed responsibility, and a <br />budget to support activities. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. '18: The department should solicit recruiting assistance from <br />every officer on the department° <br /> <br />Recommendation No. '19: The role and involvement of Human Resource Services in <br />the recruitment and selection process needs to be clarified and documented so that <br />future turf battles and disagreements are avoided. <br /> <br />Recommendation No. 20: The department has assigned its current role in the hiring <br />process to a captain. This police official should be designated to oversee all <br />recruitment and selection activities. There should be one high-level manager to <br />establish a work plan, and ensure its activities are carried out and goals and <br />objectives are met. <br /> <br /> V <br /> <br /> <br />
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