... Remember the Employment Exchange is the W released lor civil work for such time as they which you should for information, for have been engaged civil work at full rate ol lor Out-01-VVork Donation. civil pav) YOU APE A WOMAN WORKER The gratuities are-—Privates ...

... ted a Civil Department of 0 and Resettlement, with Sir kent Controller-General. rnent will deal with the re- • an c resettlement of the navy, „' '°rce and civil war workers. 18011 er> t has been Director of of f . Labour Supply in the W 'H iqil ...

... Record Office, Blandford. (B) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with Paragraph 6.' They must return to their units to be demobilised they can be spared. 11. —It is not necessary for offers of ...

... period of demobilisation and resettlement:— Demobilisation. The responsibility for the details demobilisation within the service rests with the Services themselves. The new Civil Department Demobilisation and Resettlement has \ two-fold responsibility ...

... country. to-day, but that did not appear to him to give cause for alarm. hen th© country was being resettled there must be certain pool from which the units, like_ pieces in a jig-saw puzzle, must temporarily displaced, but, only long as the people in the ...

... Ministry of: Labour was set up and charged with duty of facilitating the resettlement civil! life of officers and men of similar ediica-! tional qualifications. Great aid was given Civil Advisory Boards, who devoted valuable time to touring among the forces ...

... capable civil servant. (Cheers.) A Nationalist Member —Why didn't you keep him? Mr Asquitb (m conclusion) ?aid the announcement he had made was the answer to Mr Dillon's motion. They could not leave the civil administration of Ireland without a civil head ...