... were textile operatives. These women were not wholly unemployed, but were working part time only. In the interests of civil resettlement, it is earnestly to be hoped that the recent marked itnprovement in the cotton situation will continue. There are 500 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... with the resettlement of those who have fought. Well over 10,000 disabled esteems and soldiers are now under training in various workshops, learning jobs that will fit them, in spite of physical handicaps. to take their proper place in civil life. There ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...