... satisfactorily than could possibly case without the existence of these 11 Everything would be done to expem I ®, settlement in civil life of the men n 0 front. This Conference of Advisory was, believed, a precedent which would be followed by other districts ...

... Chamber of Commerce, leading manufacturers, and trade union representatives. The Chairman said in regard to the re-settlement of the military and civil war workers, the Labour Advisory Committee would give all possible assistance. Every man must have some incentive ...

... immediate filling iii’of Civil Employment. Forms A.F.Z. 15 and (for the Army), 5.1.299 and 5.1,300 (for the Navy) bVofficers and men. The forms mentioned are those which are filled up officers and men, giving particulars of their civil occupation and desires ...

... the Record Office, Blandford. Army officers and otheif ranks on leave from ts in the United Kingdom will act in aocord- with Paragraph 6. They must return to . units to be demobilised if they can be •bared. Where Offers are Not Necessary. , 11 not necessary ...

... the Record Office, Blandford (b') Army officers and other ranks on leare from units the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph 6. They must return to their units to be demobilised il they can be spared. 11, It not necessary for offers employment ...

... MINISTRY OF LABOUR DEMOBILISATION A handy Guide to Employers and Employed. T'HE PLAN of tho Demobilisation and Resettlement Department of the Ministry comprehends all classes of fighting men and all classes war workers. Millions ot . women nave to bo ...

... Merl have come on leave here in many instances while the orders for their release were on the way to their units. As soon as they return to their units their commanding officer can begin to complete the preliminaries to paying them off, but not before. Admittedly ...

... pamphlet, The Resettlement of Officers, which is to be published on Saturday by the Ministry of Reconstruction. It indicates, briefly, the steps to be taken to secure priority of demobilisation, and shows how the whole machinery of resettlement is worked ...

... the Civil Services and Revenue fle pirtments for the year ending March 31st, 1920. The Otal sum required on account is £210,310,000, of which £16, 000 , 00 0 is for the Pest 101fice, and £19,000,000 for the Civil Demobilisa- Ition and Resettlement Department ...

... onnounro that Pamphlet No. 27, “Officers’ Guide to Civil (Careers,” will be on sale on Saturday next (price 2d.). This pamphlet contains the latent official information all subjects relating to the resettlement officers and men the busmans and profewannal ckuafa ...

... Helping them Back to Civil Appointments. Large numbers of applications continue to be received the Appointments Department, Ministry of Labour, from ex-officers and men oi educational promise who require assistance on their return to civil life. Of the ap ...

... quarterly meeting of the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce, which was held in the Cutlers' Hall. yesterday. The first was the resettlement in civil life of officers and men of similar educational! standing who have returned from the , fighting! services, and the ...