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The Metropolitan Police Service has been named an ‘Employer Champion’ by the Department for Work and Pensions’ Age Positive campaign

Sir Ian Blair defends decision to quiz officers on sexual orientation.

Officers at the Metropolitan Police are to be randomly drug tested as part of a crackdown on substance abuse, according to reports

A trainee police officer has complained of racial abuse at the Metropolitan Police training centre in north London.

The Metropolitan Police Authority has saved more than £30m in the past two years by focusing on the health and fitness of its employees.

The Metropolitan Police will call on support staff from across the authority to take on certain policing duties if terrorists strike London again.

Efforts by the Metropolitan police are failing to recruit enough women into the police service, according to the deputy chair of the police authority.

The Metropolitan Police's new occupational health initiative will see all employees offered a comprehensive health assessment.

Staff from the Metropolitan Police have graduated in business administration with the help of e-learning

The Metropolitan Police has refuted accusations that its occupational health (OH) services are too small and inadequately funded to deal with long-term strain on officers

Metropolitan Police commissioner has defended the service's strong stance on diversity following a tribunal.

Police staff are to be offered the chance to develop their leadership and management skills with the aim of equiping them for promotion.

The Metropolitan police is considering using a quota system to raise the number of ethnic minority officers in the force, its new commissioner has revealed.

Specialist crime directorate sets up a programme to improve business responses to e-crime