Budget 2014 has brought a number of changes which will have implications for AGSI members. We outline below the relevant changes. Ex Gratia Lump Sums Ex Gratia Lump Sums – removal of top slicing tax relief on all payments (previously this applied to ex gratia payments greater than €200,000 only) The Department […]
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AGSI.ie Goes Mobile
AGSI.ie has gone mobile. We are delighted to announce that our website is now mobile responsive. We are aware that many of our so members are logging in and catching up with news from the Association on the go. When you log in on your mobile phone or tablet device you will see the […]
EuroCOP Newsletter
AGSI is a member of the European Confederation of Police (EuroCOP) based in Luxembourg. EuroCOP represents circa 600,000 police officers throughout Europe. The General Secretary of AGSI attends twice yearly meetings of the Committee. Their website is http://www.eurocop.org. The October edition of the EuroCOP newsletter has been issued. Featured this month are: – […]
New Resources for Members to Download
Members News We have two new resource documents for download this week which you may want to brief yourself on. 1. Frequently Asked Questions on the Public Service Stability Agreement 2013 – 2015 2. Protocols agreed between An Garda Síochána and GSOC To access these documents please login to the website […]
Latest CSO Crime Figures Release – Quarter 2 2013
The Central Statistics Office has released its most recent crime figures for Quarter 2 of 2013. Below is a press release issued today from the Department of Justice. Publication by Central Statistics Office of Recorded Crime Statistics, Quarter 2 2013 Minister Shatter praises continuing Garda success in reducing crime levels Speaking today on the […]
Changing Lanes for Changing Times – AGSI Publish Pre-Budget Submission
Changing Lanes for Changing Times AGSI Publish 2014 Pre-Budget Submission The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors has published its 2014 Pre-Budget Submission to Government. General Secretary John Redmond says, “As we enter a sixth austerity budget the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors is mindful of the continued constraints on […]
AGSI Welcome DNA Genetic Fingerprint Database
AGSI has welcomed news of the new DNA Genetic Fingerprint Database. It follows the publication of the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence and DNA Database System) Bill 2013 by Minister Alan Shatter TD. The key innovation in the Bill is the establishment of a DNA Genetic Fingerprint Database to assist the Garda Síochána in tackling crime. The […]
Tom Brady Article: Impact of Cuts to Overtime
Irish Independent, 21 AUGUST 2013 FRESH government cuts to garda overtime are expected to impact on the fight against crime. But senior officers have vowed to ensure major operations will not be affected. Frontline garda units have already been warned that the financial resources allocated to the force for the rest of the year have […]
AGSI Communications – Keeping in Touch
As part of our commitment to our members we have a series of communications strategies that we employ to keep members up to date with what’s happening at National Executive level and throughout the Branch network. These can be summed up as follows: – Digital Media Channels: We have embraced new digital technologies and are happy […]
The Road to Recognition – Our Journey to The Garda Sectoral Agreement 2013-2015
Watch our video here.