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21/08/2018
In the June edition of NM, we talked about GDPR and promised more information in this edition. There are now two pieces of legislation that go […]
21/08/2018
Are you a Napo member who has invested a lot of time campaigning on behalf of work related issues, but are nearing the end of your […]
27/06/2018
Every Napo member will know and appreciate Napo’s commitment to research, publication and the development of professional practice through the Probation Journal – a peer reviewed […]
27/06/2018
Back in 2016, the legacy staff networks ABPO, NAAPS, RESPECT, GALIPS, LAGIP, disAbility and NDSN, were disbanded to allow for new staff networks that could reflect […]
27/06/2018
Here at Napo HQ, our info@napo.org.uk and membership@napo.org.uk email accounts are always brimming with questions from members and potential members about how Napo membership works. We […]
23/04/2018
Work-related stress is widely recognised as one of the main causes of ill health in the workplace, but employer’s attempts at tackling it head on are […]
23/04/2018
At Napo we get many calls to our membership section about who can join Napo as a full member. Understandably, confusion sometimes arises as result of […]
23/04/2018
One of my favourite articles the Probation Journal has published over recent years is Delving in to the Probation Journal: Portrayals of women Probation Officers and […]
23/04/2018
For those who don’t know about NAPSAC, we came to exist after a number of Probation Officers and John Hunt (of the Parole Board – later […]
23/04/2018
Many probation and family courts staff spend their working lives dealing with other people’s problems but do not always know where to turn when things get […]
06/04/2018
Gill Kirton and Cecile Guillaume have published an abstract based on the research into probation post-TR that they undertook with the assistance of Napo during 2015. […]
14/02/2018
Napo – putting our members first. Napo currently has nearly 6,000 members. The first port of call for anyone seeking advice, support or assistance is their branch