Costings incurred for overtime 2019-24
Response
1. Please provide the costings incurred for overtime for each of the five financial years 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22, 2022/23 and 2023/24 for (i) police officers and (ii) police staff.
2. For police officers only, please break down the figures by police division and present them similarly to how GMP did in the following response:
|
Financial Year |
2019-20 |
2020-21 |
2021-22 |
2022-23 |
2023-24 |
|
Police Officers |
|
|
|
|
|
|
SHEFFIELD |
£ 1,723,921 |
£ 1,471,162 |
£ 1,864,263 |
£ 2,338,601 |
£ 2,072,592 |
|
BARNSLEY |
£ 908,783 |
£ 570,888 |
£ 743,337 |
£ 1,076,878 |
£ 760,105 |
|
DONCASTER |
£ 1,315,249 |
£ 743,967 |
£ 1,069,140 |
£ 1,412,589 |
£ 1,190,745 |
|
ROTHERHAM |
£ 747,919 |
£ 770,199 |
£ 1,015,026 |
£ 841,589 |
£ 841,694 |
|
OPPERATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT |
£ 3,412,643 |
£ 3,401,662 |
£ 3,806,731 |
£ 2,144,910 |
£ 2,730,551 |
|
REGIONAL/NATIONAL POLICING |
£ 196,913 |
£ 137,949 |
£ 173,805 |
£ 230,333 |
£ 372,702 |
|
FORCE CONTROL ROOM |
£ 292,278 |
£ 246,163 |
£ 344,094 |
£ 329,583 |
£ 33,055 |
|
CRIME SERVICES |
£ 928,250 |
£ 1,122,687 |
£ 922,505 |
£ 1,485,139 |
£ 1,673,096 |
|
SUPPORT |
£ 30,904 |
£ 81,796 |
£ 56,757 |
£ 718,870 |
£ 80,081 |
|
Total |
£ 9,556,861 |
£ 8,546,473 |
£ 9,995,658 |
£ 10,578,492 |
£ 9,754,619 |
3. For the year 2023/24 only, please provide the amount paid in overtime to each of the 10 officers who received the most.
I wish to include a fourth request:
4. For each of the 10 officers (Q3), state their gender.
|
10 Officers who received most |
Sum of Overtime for 23-24 |
|
Male |
£ 42,368 |
|
Male |
£ 41,340 |
|
Male |
£ 37,529 |
|
Male |
£ 36,439 |
|
Male |
£ 34,641 |
|
Male |
£ 34,427 |
|
Male |
£ 33,377 |
|
Male |
£ 32,828 |
|
Male |
£ 32,317 |
|
Male |
£ 31,455 |
|
Male |
£ 31,455 |
Please note, every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that data has been extracted from data sources used by this force for police purposes. The detail collected to respond specifically to your request is subject to the inaccuracies inherent in any large-scale recording systems and information assets.
The figures provided therefore are our best interpretation of relevance of data to your request, but you should be aware that the collation of figures/data for any requests may have limitations, and this should be taken into account when those data are used.
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