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Because there is no risk for the police. the risk / reward payoff-function is a flat line. do good job: same pay just grind to pension. do bad job: same pay,
by edoceo 6y ago
Because there is no risk for the police. the risk / reward payoff-function is a flat line.
do good job: same pay just grind to pension.
do bad job: same pay, just grind to pension
many govt employees have this issue because there is no risk when they screw the public. its more than police that lack accountability (but the guns and traveling in packs makes them a bit more dangerous)
- mavelikara 6y ago> many govt employees have this issue because there is no risk when they screw the public. It is even worse. In many jobs the only time the public employee takes any risk is when they actively try to do some good for the public they serve. Whoever that is benefitting from the status quo, often with significant resources amassed from those benefits in the past, comes down hard on that employee. The public shows very little concern or support when this happens. So we get the situation you mention.