... ranks to the lie ord Office, Blandfo.'d. Army officers and other ranks leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with par. 6. They must return to their unite to demobilised if they can spared, 11. It not necessary for offers of employment ...

... the register may not come' an abrupt stop with the cessation ‘1 hostilities and it may be possible to us for the resettlement into civil life of t with certain qualifications. 3 Already the Ministry has had i:gui from about 6000 persons of the in vie ...

... up the training with civil employment on discharge, the report points out that one section of the educational branch of the War Office has kept constant touch with all the Government departments concerned in any way with resettlement, and as a consequence ...

... amounting at y.9 ( ' * know where r .1,,- ‘Khlanders were cost’ 111 ?’ b'ot the Boches f, 71st they were up Territorial formed a unit. ye vir- i an eTI( 'd Cfllw*ed • ew nobly the expectations', how 3 I'Pbeld the traditions a which they > upheld t]* r ee_ counties ...

... birth—his first care on arrival here. RESETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS, A Committee charged with a very urgent responsibility has just been appointed by the Ministry Labour, it is described as the Officers’ Resettlement Committee, and its chairman is Lord Burnham ...

... plans for peace circumstances had made fair progress. It was to the local adviaory committees that they for the tweedy resettlement of our ,qilendid soldiers in oivilian life. The Ministry wee already etartiug to put slme plans into operation. The machinery ...

... British taxation as readily as too lavish Legion headquarters regarding expenditure from private purses the Government's Resettlement —perhaps more readily. The Grants Scheme, the Ministry of lower we can bring taxation, Labour and National Service while ...

... out with the gx-eatest speed consistent with our military commitments. The arrangements already in operation for the resettlement in civil life of men and women x-eleased from the Forces and war work, including those who have been disabled during their service ...

... the Employment and committees. It is only co-operat among the employers .of labour that this difficult section of resettlement in civil life caii successfully dealt with. the credit of employers it may said that very few the* refuse recognise that they ...

... thorn all over the lamp tho civil administration, allowing ths Hatter to sell or distribute them ns may found necessary. By the present system not only are the military authorities competing with local tradesmen but the civil administration is hampered ...

... he said, he would not feel The arrangements to entrust justified in asking for more than the Ito the Building Trade, Re-Settlement, —2llin,, i Committee, a body composed of equall thereon.pounds they 'were now spending The Admiralty bad decided to give ...

... Gratifying results continue to be obtained by the college in the training of disabled persons with a view to their resettlement in civil employment. These disabled persons are given a course of training in electric welding or in commercial subjects, including ...