A comparison across ranks of well-being among police officers in Malaysia

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Objective: This paper aimed to determine the level of well-being of Police officers and to assess and compare the well-being levels among police officers of low, middle and high ranks. Methods: Data were obtained using a context specific questionnaire that was distributed across the five geographic zones of Malaysia. Results: The results indicate that overall police officers’ well-being is in need of improvement. Low rank officers faced poor work environment, deficient financial security and economic well-being, lack of opportunity for continuing education and career, poor overall physical health and negative political and spiritual well-being. The finding of this study provides the necessary information to develop and implement measures to enhance the current well-being of police officers.

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Sulaiman, Y., Ortega, A., Lawrence D’Silva, J., Abu Samah, A., & Omar, S. Z. (2016). A comparison across ranks of well-being among police officers in Malaysia. Asian Social Science, 12(1), 151–158. https://doi.org/10.5539/ass.v12n1p151

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