The impact of police officers/police staff 'working at home' during COVID19

​Following the COVID pandemic lockdown many police officers and police staff were required to work from home. The central objective of this research is to explore the impact of officers and staff working from home during the pandemic to observe changes in workloads, workplace support and innovative practice and to identify whether social characteristics (e.g. gender, age, race and ethnicity, and family context) or organisational factors (supervision, resource allocation, leadership) are factors in the way in which individuals are experiencing working from home during lockdown. The idea is to identify pressure points, but also to identify new ways of working and how they may (or not) be sustainable post Covid.