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... NOTES ON RESETTLEMENT. UNEMPLOYMENT DECBEASINCL So far from unemployment increashig, the reverse is the case. and the high level of employment shown in the early part of 1920 has not only been maintained, but has in a number of cases improved. This ...
... NOTES ON RESETTLEMENT. FORGING AHEAD. De. Macnamara's recent answer to a question in the House as to unemploy• met ought to reassure even the peAstmists In our midst. I am glad to say, be replied, that employment in the principal industries of the United ...
... and the remainder bad been warned for embarkMiou, while the 1916 men had proceeded to camps with • view to leaving for the United Kingdom by the third week in November. We all know the difficulties with which the military authorities have been faced in ...
... NOTES ON DEMOBILISATION. STRIKE SEQUELS. The hindrance to the resettlement of the eountry which I ventured to suggest might result from strikes on a large scale, following on the disturbance of industry ceased by demobilisation, is, unfortunately. de ...