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Amount of bonus for police day. Ministry of Internal Affairs employees are expecting a salary increase in the new year

The increase in police salaries in 2016 is still not a resolved issue. The department's budget for next year is set at a deficit of 40 billion rubles, which means that police officers will have to tighten their belts. If we consider that 90% of all money allocated for the police goes to pay salaries, it becomes clear that a significant increase in earnings cannot be expected.

What is the salary of the police in 2015

The reform of the internal affairs bodies began several years ago. Since then, the police have been renamed the police, and employees began to receive slightly increased salaries. This year, the average salary of ordinary police officers is 30 thousand rubles, and managers receive up to three times more. Employees' earnings consist of pay based on position and length of service. Service length of 5, 10 and 15 years increases payments. In addition, regional payments and other amounts of money paid for special conditions may be added to the salary.

In 2016, salaries will remain at the same level, but given the crisis in the economy and the budget deficit, the police will have to abandon the following payments or significantly reduce them:

financial assistance - no more than once a year, otherwise this payment will be cut altogether;
compensation for travel to the vacation destination;
“thirteenth salary”;
amounts for advanced training and training;
housing subsidies.

Will there be a salary increase in 2016?

Traditionally, employee salaries are indexed at the rate of inflation. Officially, for 2016 this figure is predicted to be 5.5 percent, however, real inflation could reach 12 percent or even more. Theoretically, in 2016, police salaries will be indexed by 5.5 percent, most likely this will happen in October. But to ensure this increase, reserves will have to be found. For example, almost all training programs will be cut, benefits for police officers will be provided only if they serve in the police for 5 years, etc. There will most likely be no reductions in the police force in 2016, especially considering the current difficult political situation.

A representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, when discussing the budget law, complained to deputies about a shortage of 40 billion rubles. in the 2016 budget. There have already been reductions in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but due to a shortage of gasoline, duty squads leave in one case out of three

Verbal agreements only

Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Alexander Makhonov complained about the insufficient funds included in the draft budget for 2016 for the Ministry of Internal Affairs. He made this statement during the discussion of the budget bill in the State Duma Security Committee.

“We formed a budget based on the ideology of the budget of needs; we collected all the needs from the point of view of the minimum provision of the tasks that the state faces. In the end, we received maximum limits that certainly do not fully ensure the performance of the main functions that the Ministry of Internal Affairs faces,” noted the deputy minister.

According to him, additional funds are needed for settlements with resigning employees (over 20 billion rubles), for salary payments (7.8 billion rubles), fuel and lubricants (2 billion rubles), clothing allowances (2 billion rubles .), food (over 4 billion rubles), location of internal troops in the Crimean district (over 6 billion rubles). The total minimum amount of funds required by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which are not in the draft budget for 2016, is 41 billion rubles, Makhonov stated.

A representative of the Accounts Chamber admitted that there are risks of the department failing to fulfill its duties.

However, Deputy Minister of Finance Leonid Gornin said that the calculation of the needs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has not been confirmed and the funds included in the draft budget are sufficient to fulfill the functions of the department. “In fact, it is necessary to provide additional budgetary allocations in 2016,” Gornin added. Makhonov admitted that such a verbal agreement exists.

The official of the Ministry of Security added that the limits that are in the budget for 2016 dictate the need for a further reduction in the number of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The chairman of the Duma committee, Irina Yarovaya, proposed discussing this issue separately, not at an open meeting, but the assembled deputies recommended adopting the current draft budget in the first reading.

Spring sequestration

In total, the draft budget for 2016 allocated 1.029 trillion rubles for the Ministry of Internal Affairs, or 160 billion rubles. less than planned for this year.

In May, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Igor Zubov told deputies that in 2015, the department’s funding had already been reduced by 111.3 billion rubles. in connection with the government’s decision to sequester the budget by 10%.

“The indicated volumes of cost reduction inevitably require a corresponding reduction in the staffing level of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs,” said a document signed by Zubov received by the State Duma.

In the summer it became known that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the government to cut 110 thousand police officers.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs insisted that the layoffs would not affect territorial, line and operational police units working directly with the population, as well as special forces, police in Crimea and internal troops.

Zubov informed deputies that the shortage of patrol service employees, which over the past five years has decreased from 132 thousand to 71 thousand people, the police are going to level with the introduction of video surveillance, emergency call buttons, automated complexes for traffic control and navigation and control systems and control over mobile police squads “Safe City”. The Ministry of Internal Affairs is also counting on the activation of people's squads. With the adoption of the law “On the participation of citizens in the protection of public order” a year ago, 77.7 thousand people signed up for the squads, and 132 million rubles were allocated from regional budgets to finance them.

The leader of the Moscow police union, Mikhail Pashkin, in a conversation with RBC, predicted a reduction of another 40 thousand employees in 2016 in the event of underfunding on the scale that Makhonov spoke about. According to Pashkin, the Ministry of Internal Affairs now has a situation where the queue for housing subsidies for employees who have served for more than ten years has stretched for a hundred years, bonuses have practically ceased to be paid, and the daily supply of gasoline allocated to the PPS crew is 7 liters per shift.

“A month ago at a meeting with [Prime Minister Dmitry] Medvedev Kolokoltsev complained that squads and alarm groups leave only in one case from three , since we are only 30% supplied with gasoline. That is, they do not have the money to fulfill their direct obligations,” said RBC deputy chairman committee Alexander Khinshtein. However, the Ministry of Finance did not satisfy most of the needs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, starting from procurement special equipment and ending with current needs. According to Khinshtein , the committee will raise the problems of the Ministry of Internal Affairs when discussing the budget in the future, but the department itself should take a more active position.

Today, almost a million Russians celebrate their professional holiday - those whose service, in the words of the song, “is both dangerous and difficult.”

Along with certificates and awards, police officers are also given cash bonuses for this day. However, not everyone and not always according to merit, according to members of the police union. The CrimeRussia found out why the Ministry of Internal Affairs often rewards operatives and patrol officers who risk their lives with amounts that are incomparably smaller compared to the bonuses of their colleagues in the offices of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation in Moscow.

The issue of bonuses by November 10 worries law enforcement officers from different regions of Russia. There were also scandals - in 2012, for example, it turned out that Rostov police officers received bonuses three times smaller than their Krasnodar colleagues (18 and 52 thousand rubles, respectively). Therefore, every year, starting from the end of October, a lively exchange of information about who, when and how much begins on professional forums and in police communities on social networks. However, this year there are more than usual.

It all started with the fact that the Mash Telegram channel published a post listing bonuses in the amount of 300 to 400 thousand rubles for Police Day to several senior employees of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow. The first on the list of names with a 300 thousand ruble bonus was a certain “secretary of the head of the Moscow police Olga Lyukova.” Whether reality was distorted intentionally or not, the play on stereotypes was a success, which naturally caused a strong reaction from Internet users, and later from the police union.

In fact, the amount, considerable even for a leader in general’s uniform, was received not by the mythical “secretary”, but by the assistant to the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for Moscow, Lieutenant Colonel of the Internal Service Olga Nikolaevna Dyukova, who was appointed to this position less than a year ago. According to the Petrovka 38 newspaper, Dyukova previously held various positions in the Office of Records Management and Regime of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia (UDiR MVD RF). By the way, the second assistant to the head of the capital's main directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Colonel of the Internal Service Timofey Vitalievich Yudin received exactly the same award. Dyukova's position does not fundamentally change the essence of the matter - but it attracted public attention to the problem. After all, the size of the bonus for employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other law enforcement agencies in the regions is several orders of magnitude lower than in the capital, even for those with higher ranks. And even then, judging by data from police forums, the bonus will not be given to all regions.

Meanwhile, as The CrimeRussia found out, 300 thousand rubles is not the largest amount of bonuses for Moscow police officers in order No. 3457 of the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow Oleg Baranov dated October 31, 2017.

It lists on five pages the heads of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, who were lucky enough to celebrate their professional holiday this year on a grand scale with taxpayers' money.

Lieutenant General Andrei Ponorets

The highest awards in the Moscow headquarters were given to the deputy head of the capital department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General of the Internal Service, Andrei Ponorets, and the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, Major General of Justice Natalya Agafyeva. Their immediate supervisor awarded them 400 thousand rubles.

An impressive figure, in general, is justified - the deputies of the chief of the main headquarters actually exercise operational control of the Moscow structures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the number of which is comparable to the personnel of three army corps.

And the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow himself, say capital operatives, was not left without the encouragement of his leadership. According to the Telegram channel “Oper leaked”, on the Day of Employee of the Russian Internal Affairs Bodies, he received a bonus of 3 million rubles from above. But this information, apparently, is destined to remain in the category of rumors.

Carrot and stick

The next gradational steps in General Baranov’s “bonus” order - 350 and 300 thousand rubles - are of much greater interest from the point of view of the dynamics of upcoming career ups and downs in the Moscow headquarters.

In the category of 350 thousand rubles, the head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow was awarded to the head of the Moscow State Traffic Safety Inspectorate and Deputy Chief of Police Viktor Kovalenko, the head of the rear - Colonel of the Internal Service Alexey Makarov, the head of the United Nations Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moscow Colonel Andrei Zakharov and the heads of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the capital's administrative districts. And although there was a murmur among the operators “on the ground” that, they say, the chiefs of the district police departments were awarded the same, regardless of high-profile disclosures, the general indicator of the protection of the population and incidents involving personnel, this is not entirely true.

Major General Viktor Kovalenko

Based on the order, it is possible to draw certain conclusions about which of the police chiefs under the new head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, instead of Anatoly Yakunin, who left for another position, is doing well, and who is not doing so well.

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Major General Baranov was appointed by decree of Vladimir Putin as head of the Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow in September 2016. Having started his career in the structures of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 1989 as an ordinary employee of the 173rd Moscow police department, during his years of service Oleg Baranov managed to work as the deputy head of the capital's Organized Crime Control Department, as well as the deputy head and head of the MUR. Since 2012, Oleg Baranov held the position of deputy head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow. He was awarded the medals “For Courage” and “For Excellence in the Protection of Public Order.” By decree of the President of the Russian Federation of June 14, 2012, he was awarded the special rank of “Major General of Police.”

As The CrimeRussia wrote earlier, the new head of the capital’s Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs established himself from the very beginning as an active and uncompromising leader. By the end of 2016, a secret check was carried out in all 125 district departments and 10 district departments of the capital’s headquarters. The units were “cleansed” primarily of employees with a dubious reputation and key appointees of the former head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, Anatoly Yakunin.

Major General Oleg Baranov

In particular, the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the TiNAO Sergei Ternovykh, with whom Yakunin worked in the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Voronezh and Novgorod regions, the son-in-law of Anatoly Yakunin, Mikhail Gusakov, who worked as the deputy head of the MUR, and the former press secretary of the capital police Sofya Khotina, with whose husband Yakunin also worked in Voronezh region. In March 2017, the head of the operational department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moscow, Gennady Golikov, as well as the head of all precinct and police departments in Moscow, Mikhail Pavlichuk, retired.

Soon after this, at an internal meeting, General Baranov harshly criticized the leadership of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow. He noted the low efficiency of operational activities, missed deadlines in criminal cases and malfeasance of police officers. Six heads of departments in administrative districts received severe reprimands and warnings about incomplete performance. As The CrimeRussia found out, two participants in the spring “black list” of General Baranov among the leadership of their police departments are no longer listed on the official website of the department. This is the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District, Major General Sergei Veretelnikov, and the acting head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the TiNAO, Colonel Boris Sheinkin (now he serves as deputy chief of the North-Western Administrative District).

Former head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for Moscow Anatoly Yakunin

But in the pre-holiday order of the head of the Moscow Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to receive bonuses, the acting head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Northern Administrative District, Colonel Sergei Vasilevsky, and the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the TiNAO, Colonel Shamil Sibanov, appear instead of them. It is noteworthy that in six months Sibanov managed to emerge from being an outsider in the eyes of General Baranov. At the time when he received the reprimand, the colonel was still in charge of another police department - in the North-Eastern Administrative District. Another former person on the “black list,” the head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Southern Administrative District, Major General Roman Plugin, was also able to “fix his karma.” Sibanov’s successor in his previous post, appointed in May 2017 as head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the North-Eastern Administrative District, Colonel Vasily Petrunin, will also receive his 350 thousand rubles for the holiday, as well as the “excellent” generals Igor Zinoviev (former head of the MUR, now head of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Eastern Administrative District of Moscow), Anatoly Feshchuk (SZAO), Andrey Puchkov (ZAO) and Yuri Demin (Southern Administrative Okrug).

Major General Alexander Bukach

The situation is much more alarming for Major Generals Alexander Bukach (Central Administrative District) and Boris Pishchulin (Southern Eastern Administrative District), who received “part-time service” in the spring. They will not see any awards for Police Day this year.

Major General Boris Pishchulin

It is noteworthy that the order does not contain the name or acting head of the Moscow Criminal Investigation Department, Alexander Bynenko, whom General Baranov introduced to the leaders of the main department on April 7, 2017. At the end of September, it was reported that the legendary MUR will soon be headed by the deputy head of the Main Directorate of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Sergei Kuzmin. Judging by these signs, Bynenko will no longer become the head of the Moscow “detectives”.

Colonel of the Internal Service Marina Lobova, who received 300 thousand rubles, was not mentioned in the order as the acting head of the UDiR Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow, but a law enforcement source called “in fact the future head of the office management department,” the deputy head of the UDiR, Colonel Natalia Bychkova.

If the logic of the Moscow police leadership in awarding monetary incentives to the heads of departments is generally clear, the recipients of bonuses in the amount of 300 and 200 thousand in the same order caused indignation among some ordinary employees, and a bitter smile among others.

The majority of recipients in this category are heads of auxiliary units of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but are located in close proximity to the “distribution point”.

For example, the head of the department of mobilization training and mobilization (UMPiM) Alexander Dyachkov - “the chief of gas masks”, as he was called in the commentary to the order in the VK-public “Police Ombudsman” or the head of the URLS, “chief psychologist” of the capital police department Viktor Gordun, editor-in-chief weekly newspaper “Petrovka-38” Alexander Oboidikhin, head of the personnel department Yegor Panov, head of the cultural center of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Colonel of the Internal Service Yuri Rybalchenko. All of them and many of their other colleagues received bonuses of 300 thousand rubles. Also, several officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were awarded bonuses of 250, 200 and 100 thousand rubles.

Alexander Oboidikhin

Junior officers and non-commissioned officers of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moscow, as well as civilian employees, are also waiting for bonuses for the holiday. According to unofficial data, employees will receive from 5 to 20 thousand rubles for the holiday, and junior officers - in the amount of salary depending on rank, and even then not to everyone.

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The payment of bonuses to employees of internal affairs bodies is regulated by Section IV of Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation dated January 31, 2013 N 65 “On approval of the Procedure for providing monetary compensation to employees of internal affairs bodies of the Russian Federation.” Usually paid monthly at 25% of the salary. However, bonuses are not paid if an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is suspended from service, has a disciplinary sanction, violation of service discipline, breach of contract, or due to loss of confidence. Also, incentive cash payments in the form of one-time bonuses are provided for police officers (Federal Law dated November 30, 2011 N 342 (as amended on April 3, 2017)). They are additional, so their size is regulated according to the funds allocated for the payment of allowances. The decision on such payment is made by the head of the territorial unit in which the awarded employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs works.

Let us recall that General Baranov’s predecessor as head of the capital’s central administration, Anatoly Yakunin, in 2015 ordered the heads of district police departments, the capital’s traffic police, the Department of Internal Affairs on the Moscow Metro, riot police, commanders of the 1st and 2nd operational regiment and a number of other units to limit one-time payments bonuses.

“Bonuses are given to personnel only for solving serious and especially serious crimes, within the limits of allocated funding. Payments of additional material assistance should be made in case of emergency,” Yakunin’s telegram said. Restrictive measures were taken “until further notice” in order to “strengthen control over the use of appropriations allocated for allowances and wages.”

In the order of General Baranov, the reason for the award appears - “for the successful and conscientious performance of one’s official duties and complex and important tasks and in connection with the celebration of Internal Affairs Officer Day.”

However, the police “on the ground” questioned this formulation - does the fulfillment of tasks by the generals and colonels of the headquarters really correspond to the size of their reward in financial terms? On the website of the police union in this regard, an example is given of the awarding of two employees of the Sevastopol unit of the Russian Guard, who, at the risk of their own lives, saved a driver from a burning car. The authorities noted their courage - each was awarded a bonus of... 2 thousand rubles.

At two million rubles - five times more than the police generals in Moscow received for the holiday, the Ministry of Internal Affairs valued the life of traffic police inspector Sergei Grachev, who was shot down to death by an FSB officer on the New Arbat median at the end of September. His fatherless two small children and his widow were given exactly this amount. In the case of calculating benefits, as well as with bonuses, according to the website of the Moscow police union, there is nothing to complain about according to regulations - everything is according to the law. But is it fair?

In our country, the Ministry of Internal Affairs is one of the largest and most important structures. The number of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs also includes the police. The number of police officers in total is over a million as of 2019. For every hundred thousand people in Russia there are 565 police officers. This is the highest number of police officers per person in the world. Despite this, the police continue to replenish their ranks every year. This is due to a significant increase in wages, which have increased several times over the past two years thanks to the reform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs carried out in 2012.

Before the reform, the salary of a local police officer was about six thousand rubles; in the capital region this figure was slightly higher - ten to twelve thousand. This situation forced employees to leave their jobs and resign from the police.

What about today?

Salaries in the Ministry of Internal Affairs are quite flexible and vary from a minimum of fifteen thousand for an ordinary employee and up to seventy-five thousand for a deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. What a police officer's salary will be depends on:

ranks;
positions;
service life;
and region.

In addition, starting from June of this year, the premium for irregular work hours, social risk and health hazards has become significant.

The allowance can range from thirty to sixty percent, depending on the nature of the service. For example, the average salary of a district police officer in Moscow this year is approximately fifty thousand rubles. This figure is an average, excluding additional payments and bonuses.

Is a salary increase expected?

In October of this year, the State Duma is expected to adopt a draft on indexing salaries for public sector employees. The number of budget employees also includes police officers. According to this bill, taking into account inflation, an increase of up to seven percent of wages or allowances is projected.

According to official sources, more than half of these funds will be used to modernize police stations, purchase modern equipment, and improve training. Also in connection with this, the amount of pensions and compensation payments to employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs who serve or were injured and suffered during their service will be revised.

The salaries of police officers are made up of both funds allocated at the Federal level and contributions from the regional budget.

If the connections between the federal and regional budgets are correctly formed, a corresponding bill will be issued that will support various provisions for contributions to the federal budget. This means that the financial crisis will not be able to prevent an increase in pay and various benefits for employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. This bill is now being considered in the State Duma.

Therefore, a significant increase in wages is predicted, starting in October of this year. Despite negative analytical forecasts that indexation is unlikely to be carried out due to the financial crisis and expected inflation, police salaries could rise to five and a half percent. In addition, additional funds will be allocated for housing for employees, benefits, trips to health resorts for them and their family members, as well as an improvement in the social package.

According to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the police need modernization in terms of equipment and training. “We must be prepared for any critical situations in the country due to political instability in the world. The police and military personnel must be prepared to fully ensure the internal security of the country, including from external threats,” Kolokoltsev noted.

Significant sums have already been allocated for this from the state budget for the next three years. The police themselves note that both wages and working conditions have improved significantly compared to last year, and expect that thanks to the adoption of relevant bills, the police service will become one of the priority and highly paid positions in the country.

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Who wrote this text and when was this information received? In 2016, there is not enough money for employee salaries. Limited amount of money for gasoline, A-4 paper. And say that it’s optimization. Due to the sanctions, there is no money in the budget, supplies have been reduced to the maximum, and they are threatening to reduce wages. I'm taking vacation days. A police department in which the criminal investigation department drives 3 cars when it needs 5 is optimization. Of the three cars, 1 is 80% broken, the 2nd has a torn off suspension.
In general, our police are a dream team!

Fabulous article, since 2011, wages have not increased even by half a percent, although inflation during this period was more than 37%. Bonuses have all been cancelled, the vehicle fleet is 70% rubbish, no money is allocated for repairs. Corruption is rampant in management, expensive houses are growing like mushrooms, expensive cars are like socks change...

Elections are just around the corner, they're just getting worse... Before babbling about unrealistic promotions and improvements in 2012, let them ask for a 2NDFL certificate from any police officer for 2011 (before the promotion) and for 2016 equivalent to the length of service and position, after which they take a calculator and try to explain it on their fingers where they see a colossal increase!!! From personal experience 2011 - 370.t.r. 2016 - 440t.r. = increase less than 20%!!! Neither 2 times, nor 3 times... but less than 20%! Having increased salaries according to position and rank, they deprived them of many other things, and the salary - as they talk about in the zombie box, the salaries have not changed much! They don’t give payments for housing after 10 years of service, they say there is no money, bonuses at the end of the year are divided at the top, overtime for colleagues of 400-500 hours per year is forgiven! If they had left it as it was in 2011 and kept the banal indexing, it would be much better now! A homeless police officer with 15 years of experience is not uncommon - funny and sad at the same time! The compensation for renting housing since 2008 cannot be increased to 3600, when the cost of a small family is 15,000 per month in the Far East! And why are Muscovites, Sochi, St. Petersburg better than the Far Eastern regions, that this payment is 15,000!?!? Where is social justice? I only believe that the retirement age will be raised to 30 years by 2025. Thanks to Dima Medvedev and his liberal government!

How can we leave it like this, we need to throw dust in the eyes of the people, and leave everyone else who received an increase without any pants at all. But our valiant education, everyone suffers from a lack of salaries, everyone sits there at 1.5-2 times the rate, they don’t allow young people to work and receive 40-50 thousand rubles, plus a pension, which was also canceled for employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

I agree with all the above statements, over the past 5 years the police have fallen into greater decline than ever, office equipment is 80% old, computer equipment in terms of equipment can only compete with “computers” of 2003-2005, not to mention automobile park, employees often use personal cars and gasoline to perform their job duties, and if you wrote a report for compensation in accordance with government regulations, then you will rot or be fired faster than you will be allocated anything. Well, there’s no mention of uniforms... the employees wear remnants of uniforms dating back to the times of the valiant police, they look more like the Germans near Moscow in 1941, they simply don’t issue them with uniforms, but are forced to purchase them at their own expense, and the cost simply goes through the roof from 35,000 to 75,000 rubles, they put pressure with reprimands... and not only that, what can we talk about.... Why is the further from the capital of our beloved homeland the greater the limit...

During the period of over-conversion, the dollar cost 31 rubles, the average salary of a junior commanding officer (police officer) was equal to 1,100 dollars. What prevented the salary from being tied to the dollar, or the leading world currency? The cops have always been the scapegoats, their hands and at their expense are always the state’s ass. the apparatus was always clean and white. Cops’ salaries are several times less than those of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Federal Penitentiary Service, and the VV - well, it’s not worth listing further.

In 2016, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs will undergo a significant reduction in staff - by 110 thousand people, of which 31 thousand will be civil servants. According to the new law, signed in July 2015, the staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will be reduced to 1.003 million employees.

In this regard, a natural question arises: will the remaining police officers’ salaries be increased in 2016? The latest news says that the salary of police officers in 2016 will increase by an average of 2-5 thousand.

Police salaries in 2016

Considering that last year the minimum financial supply to the Ministry of Internal Affairs exceeded 15 thousand, in 2016 police officers will receive at least 17 thousand. The average police salary in 2016, fresh news about which appeared following the implementation of indexation of wages for public sector employees, will change from 15-75 thousand rubles. up to 18-80 thousand.

The simultaneous reduction of staff and an increase in salaries for police officers in 2016, according to the Government’s plans, should significantly improve the quality of work of law enforcement officers.

Police salary increase in 2016

After the 2012 reform, with the renaming of the police, salaries increased 3-4 times, but then the crisis began and the increase in payments froze. As of April of this year, there are no plans to significantly increase police salaries in 2016.

Payments will be increased by approximately 6%, however, due to the crisis and the inflation rate of more than 12%, the actual wages for police officers will not change significantly. However, given the fairly high level of salaries in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in 2016 most employees are satisfied with this situation.

Indexation of police salaries in 2016

According to expert estimates, due to the crisis, the level of actual inflation in Russia in 2016 will range from 11% to 18%. At the same time, the police salary increase in 2016 will be carried out in strict accordance with government data, which often turns out to be somewhat underestimated. At the beginning of 2016, the figure was announced at 6%.

For this reason, there may be a slight decrease in police salaries in 2016 relative to actual purchasing power. However, these fluctuations will not have a significant impact on the overall level of salaries.

When will police salaries increase in 2016?

In 2015, the last indexation in the Ministry of Internal Affairs was carried out in October, and until the end of March it was not known whether police salaries would be increased in 2016. The indexation of salaries for police officers in 2016 took place on April 1. As for most public sector workers, it was 6%.

The next indexation should be expected no earlier than next October, and a significant increase, according to experts, will not occur before 2018. However, on the other hand, given the optimization of the staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a reduction in police salaries in 2016 is also not planned.

Police salaries in Moscow in 2016

According to Rosstat, salaries of police officers in Moscow vary from 37 to 70 thousand rubles. Similar salaries are offered to military officers. Managers of departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow, however, earn up to 100 thousand rubles, but no more. In addition, the management team in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, as mentioned earlier, will be significantly reduced in 2016.

Police lieutenant salary in 2016

Officer salaries in the regions depend on length of service. A police lieutenant earns an average of 36 thousand after 5 years of work. After 10 years of work, a lieutenant’s salary in 2016 is 41 thousand, and after 15 or more – 42 thousand.

However, in 2016, material payments to officers, including lieutenants, were limited to once a year, and some benefits were cut - the 13th salary, compensation for kindergarten and travel. For enlisted personnel, these benefits come into force after 5 years of service.

Salary of a local police officer in 2016

The national average for police salaries in 2016 is 30 thousand rubles. At the same time, the salary of a local police officer was significantly increased in 2016, rising from a minimum of 15 thousand in 2015 to 17 thousand rubles.

The salaries of district police officers also significantly depend on the length of service in the ranks of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. After 5 years of work, in 2016, district police officers receive an average salary of about 25 thousand rubles, after 10 - about 28 thousand, and after 15 years of service, salaries of ordinary personnel reach 30 thousand rubles.

Salaries of civilian police officers in 2016

The question of what salary in the police in 2016 is provided for civilian employees is also relevant. Despite the lack of ranks, and as a result of allowances, civilian employees in the police are of great importance in the functioning of the department.

Therefore, the government decided that in order to compensate for the lack of allowances, civilian police officers’ salaries would be raised in 2016 to a minimum level of 13-15 thousand. These funds will also be indexed according to the general scheme, by no less than 5.5% during the year.