... SLIP MEN. Slip men are men who have accepted offers of civil employment, which they will take np immediately upon their demobilisation. U you wish to communicate with an employes who was in your employment before August 4, 1934, offering him work ...

... WILL COME WITH PEACE. Surplus women, NECESSITY OF PREPARATION. In their first- interim report, the Civil War Workers’ Sub-Committee of the Labour Resettlement Committee have made a number of recommendations with the object of assuring the absorption Tnto ...

... the Navy, or the employees of any civil establishment. I am quite aware of all this, and it is, in fact, the reason why I referred to the matter. The teachers a•re public servants—they are frequently spoken of as civil servants —and the Board of Education ...

... Commanding units to make up at stated intervals drafts of men for demobilisation. The size and frequency of the drafts from each unit depend on the transport and other accommodation avadlable and on the naval or military work which the unit has to do. ...

... are kept. War Workers’ Future. *■ The question of the resettlement of munition and other war workers has, not unnaturally, attracted less attention than the problem of returning the soldier to civil life on demobilisation. High wages and strikes have doubtless ...

... representatives, will advise on general principles, and the Department will have within it a distinguished educationist as civil expert, assisted by a sub-committee of other educationists nominated by the President of the Board of Education. A framework ...

... transfer to Class Z 1 3111 ;',i THE WOMEN. TO BE READY IF HUNS WANT MORE , •nterfere with the resettlement of men In case our late enemies should want civil life, or their emigration or repatri a ; more experience in warfare, the Army Lion overseas. The ...

... that the remainder had been warned for embarkation, while the 1015 men had proceeded to campe with a view to leaving for the United Kingdom by the third week in November. We all know the difficaltiee with which the military authorities have been faced in ...

... be abolished. - The resettling of the officer in civil life is one of the most difficult of present problems, and in most cases officer requires every penny his gratuity to keep him going while he is looking for or training for civil employment. Marquis ...

... provide dnaucial aesistance for ex-Service men who desire to suitable educe- Lion and training. with a view to their re-settlement in civil life, but who cannot otherwise allied to inert , the expenses involved. The scheme sanctioned sppliee 111 warrant ...

... have already received. Etzswruimm - r or An &Aide has already been published in Times on the subject of the resettlement of officers lit civil Employers are beginning to realise that the course of intensive training which turned civilians good officers ...

... competition for civil employment does not necessarily mean that demobilisation must bring with it the curse of unemployment. The almost universal demand of the workers for shorter hours and no overtime will do much to facilitate the resettlement of ex-soldiers ...