Authors

  • Eleilton Souza Polícia Militar de Goiás
  • Letícia Sousa Moreira Polícia Militar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29377/rebesp.v15i01.578

Abstract

This work aims to analyze the valorization of the military police who work in specialized policing units and the reflex of this valorization in their quality of life. The research was carried out using a qualitative and quantitative methodology, using a questionnaire with open and closed questions as an instrument, answered by 61 police officers from the operational service, belonging to the battalions: ROTAM GO, RECON-RJ, BOPE-AP and ROTAM-TO.The results show that 86.9% of the military police surveyed claim to have general good health in general, 93.4% report that they are encouraged and that their battalion provides means to perform physical activities; 96.7% declare that they feel motivated in their work; 68.9% declare that they feel recognized for the work provided; 63.9% report that they feel valued; 83.6% say they never needed to seek psychological help. In general, it was observed that specialized battalions strive to provide their policemen with a good quality of life and the research participants reported great satisfaction in serving in these battalions, feeling valued and recognized at work and, especially , by society in general. Therefore, it can be considered that the professional enhancement in specialized battalions directly reflects on the quality of life of its members.

Published

2022-01-27