‘Galling’ for police to cover for strikes when they cannot walk out – Met chief

The transcript discusses concerns about the effectiveness and morale of policing in London, particularly in light of potential strikes. It highlights the additional workload on police due to other agencies' strikes, especially in the health sector, and the frustration of police officers who cannot strike but must accept imposed pay deals.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the impact of strikes on policing?

• Improved morale of the police force

• Increased workload for police officers

• Enhanced public safety measures

• Better coordination with health services

What additional responsibilities might fall to police officers due to strikes?

• Educational duties

• Health service tasks

• Environmental protection

• Transport management

How might strikes affect the critical police work needed to protect London?

• They will improve public relations

• They will have no impact

• They will divert police resources

• They will enhance police efficiency

What is the speaker's view on the police officers' inability to strike?

• It is a privilege

• It is a source of frustration

• It is beneficial for public safety

• It is a minor issue

Why do police officers find it unfair to fill in for striking workers?

• They receive higher pay

• They have to accept a pay deal

• They get additional benefits

• They have more job security