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... Exchanges and committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this diffi. cult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfu:ly dealt with. To the credit of cm ployers it may be said that very few of them refuse to recognise ...
... the _peat resettlement in incluetrp which is new In ez intii woomos) to await vacancies for (or Ziettanxe. AMONG THOSE who are waiting are OFFICERS AND MEN OF HIGHER EDUCATION who, having finished Army service, have now to be placed in civil life. Most ...
... increased to at least per man, with additional gnats fee' overseas and home service as now in rpmsawn to enable us to resettle decently is civil life. This grant to be made retro. *pertlye to men already discharged denioleilised. That the scale of pPasiess ...
... LAND GENEROUS SCHEME OF TRAIN ING AND EQUIPMENT. In connection with the training for agriculture oi oiticers upon re-settlement in civil life, the Board Agriculture have framed a under which allowances of A: 125 per annum for two years may bo gnintcd ...
... generally speaking. demobilising the Army by unite, which would involve the sudden abolition of aortae snits, bet by reducing unite to cadre streng th. Nor are we, genetially speaking, demobilimni the Navy by units, that is to say by Wpm which would mean the ...
... concerned. Resettlement, indeed, is a national affair, and it is particularly important that the Employer and the Worker should understand what lor she) ought to do. To the Employer : PIVOTAL OFFICERS OR MEN—“ ’• are men who by up their civil work will ...
... under the Ministry of Labour to co-ordinate the work the local advisory councils in connection with demobilisation and re-settlement:— Employers’ Representatives: Alderman C. ET. ißird (Cardiff), Mr. B. Nicholas iPentypool). Mr. H. W. Spowart (Llanelly) ...
... prejudicial to good tainting in that it tended to dr:place small-holders already farming land well iu order to secure the re-settlement of other farmers of the very clam as those dieplaced. It was pointed out that no gain would occur in the national production ...
... braes' January, 1919. thin 'en irtment has, it will remembered, underixien a general re+ponsifor the training and resettl , ment in civil Ile of 'ex-Service men; while upon the technieal departments has fallen the administration of that part of the scheme ...
... this vital military requirement realised ample of volunteers will forthcoming volunteering the younger the turmoil during resettlement return employment become plentiful have the satisfaction to complete the splendid armies” The Disillusionment of Demobilisation ...
... the the Spartacist troubles SITUATIONS FOR OFFICERS in of a put touch the are the immediately vacancies concern resettle ('facer class civil life accountants at £50 to £500 accountant in travellers wanted at architects sur-comsnand salaries up to adopted ...
... how they could well-and whether well or ill would in any The Mnrphies pleaded guilty. claim • prior right to opine home to civil case have been proud that those who P.C. Taylor sa id th a t on November these things and if we want life before the soldiers ...