... actions the immediate filluiff in of Civil Emplorraent forms A.F. W (for the Army). 8. and S. (for the Navy), officers and men. The forms mentioned are those which are filled by officers and men, Riving particulars their civil occupation and desires for the ...

... this country and £2.000,000 collected in the United States will be applied to their training, to transporting them, and to securing favourable conditions for them in the countries where they can be resettled. The majority of the emigrants will be settled ...

... the Record Office, Blaudford. (h) Army officers and other ranks leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph .6. They must return to their units to demobilised if they can be spared. (11.) It is not necessary for offers ...

... and Mahomedans are united in the demand for self-government; and the reforms suggested, if the cabled summary is correct, appears to be framed on sound lines. Everyone who has studied the problem in India is aware that it is the Civil Service, with its ...

... explained to all concerned. The object of the forma is to enable the Ministry of Labour to prepare for the resettlement of officers and men in civil life to take the place an quickly and as satisfactorily as possible when general demobilisation is ordered ...

... g4gantie demobilisation of which 1 wrote lain, week—needs one thing to make It not have been in vain. The process of civil resettlement must have a fair field. The failure of the parties to the :nost serious of the present industrial disputes left the ...

... deter - I..iies the conditions re-settlement, while the devs,bilisation department of the War Office gives effect to the Ministry's deciionF. There are both cl,•ers' and labour re-settlement committees, composed of civil and military members, and charged ...

... Of 10,000,000 military and civil workers mobilised since war's outbreak, 1,500,000 had so far been demobilised. There were 500,000 unemployed to-day, but that did not give cause for alann. When the country was being resettled there must be a certain ...

... gigantic demobilisation of which I wrote ast week—needs one thing to make it not have been in vain. The process of civil resettlement must have a fair field. The failure of the parties to the moat serious of the present industrial disputes left the position ...

... to returned war prisoners on leave. They explain the scheme In detail and invite the men to undergo courses Civil Resettlement Units. The units are being established in various parts ol the country and attendance is voluntary. The course lasts from lour ...

... gigantic de:uobilisation of which I wrote last week—nee :* one thing make it not have been in vain. The preseess of civil resettlement muss hue a fair tiehi The failure of the parties to die serious of the present Industrial disputes left the position ...

... have been given counsel when naked for. and number have received financial rtnee. Working In co-operation with the Civil Resettlement Units, the British Red Cross, the Soldiers' Sailors' and Airmen's Help Society. and similar organisations, the Returned ...