PSNI takes on 650 new recruits

Up to 650 civilians are to be recruited to free up more officers for the understrength police service in Northern Ireland, it was announced today.

PSNI takes on 650 new recruits
Wed, 12 Feb, 2003 - 10:51

Up to 650 civilians are to be recruited to free up more officers for the understrength police service in Northern Ireland, it was announced today.

The new jobs involve staff ranging from CCTV operators, receptionists, security guards, administrative workers, development managers, personnel officers and technicians.

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