The Metropolitan Police Federation has accused commissioner Sir Mark Rowley of making a “thinly veiled threat” over jobs after he launched a voluntary exit pay-off for senior ranks.
00:00last week the head of the metropolitan police said in a letter he wanted to provide an exit route
00:11for senior staff who are not up for the challenge of his planned overhaul of the force this would
00:19be via a so-called voluntary exit payoff it's been a rough few months for the met last week
00:25a review of anti-black racism within the falls concluded that the met's systems leadership
00:32governance and culture are producing racial harm and that only came after the now notorious
00:40panorama expose on charing cross police station however the head of the metropolitan police
00:48federation an organization which has criticized previous attempts to clean up the force said
00:55the proposed voluntary exit scheme framed as a quick and dignified route out is a thinly veiled
01:04threat adding that the federation will not stand by while their members are pressured or coerced out
01:13of the organization under the guise of efficiency or high standards last month the met's confirmed it
01:21had removed more than a staggering 1400 officers and staff from its ranks in three years the clear
01:29out was sparked in the wake of the murder of sarah everard by a serving police officer wayne cousins and
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