... • marked improvement this year in extent to which employers Imo token advantage of the fiuvern• :went ncle.tme for re-settling in civil lifo. officers and of equal educational qualifications. many thousand.. are still looking fur employment. in the North• ...

... (Alderman T. Fos) was held in the Manchester Town Hall. on %IMLAY. to consider what steps could be taken to assist the resettlement in civil life of the large number of ex-officers and men of equal education who are looking ,for empleyment or for opportunities ...

... considerably antecedent to the Norman Conquest the house is of ancient the kingdom the more ancient warlike times to last Civil Wars” it was of in 1843 “its havo uniformly greatly distinguished themselves their field loyalty to tho Crown They have How ...

... intention with success repair civil the life grievance® it helpful to that is all to national good OF instance King’s for officers men collected 250 the of helping in was almost of all richer that giving Military (Civil Liabilities) by the Jiibour also ...

... a business.—Grants are made in such cases by the Civil Liabilities Committee (a department of the Ministry of Labour). no applicant should apply to his local War Pensions. Committee for a, Resettlement Form C.. which. when filled up. should be handed ...

... linking tho training with civil employment on discharge, tho report iiotn* out that one section the educational branch of the War Office has kept constant touch with all the Government departments concerned in any wav with resettlement, and h*» consequence ...

... the needs of the men, who a little while ago were hailed as heroes, being overlooked-: The responsibility for their re-settlement in civil life is a common one, and it is to be hoped that the sympathy which has been generally voiced will take practical ...

... would' land the industry into serious difficulties such had never been contemplated. The suggestion was made that the Resettlement Committee should be disbanded and the Chairman, Mr. R. Wilson, replied tlwit if they took such a course the building industry ...

... particularly those who are disabled, would bv this ♦• ne nb=orb.>d in civil employment has been disappointed. efforts have been spared by the Government secure the resettlement of these men in civil life, but it has become more than ever necessary that these efforts ...

... adjournment till to-day addresses and the verdict of RESETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS EX- OFFEPv OF SOUTH AFRICAN GOVERNMENT Admiral Edmund Fremantle presiding over the first meeting of Ex -Officers’ Resettlement the association their Dominions and the this country ...

... in 1920. France is naturally the from which the bulk of the imports are drawn, but the United Kingdom a good ',cond. Large areas wore brought.iireter tory or civil administration ahieli had previously been either unsulxluod or left alone. FRENCH LOANS ...

... were mobilised during the war, and they were aided obtain suitable occupation in civil life at the conclusion of their war services. A Nurse Demobilisation and Resettlement Committee was set up, and thousands of applicants took advantage of this organisation ...