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... those normally dealt with in the Employment Exchange. Such a service is vital for men and women from the Forces whose resettlement in civil employment will bo of supreme importance. INDUSTRY'S RESPONSE “U is not intention that persons normally employed 'in; ...
... Employment Exchange. Such be needed. 'a service is vital for men and (women from the Forces whose' TORN WITH FURY ,resettlement in civil employ- The arrangements for taking 'ment will be of supreme many divisions on a single; (importance. I , I INDUSTRY'S ...
... the Press. This scheme of war gratuities rounds off the Government's comprehensive | plan for .the resettlement of all men and women on their return civil life. “The plan is incomparably wider in scope and more liberal its benefits than the arrangements ...
... on comprehensive scale for restatement in civil employment. for further educational training, and for completion of apprenticeships. Moreover, final details will shortly be announced of scheme of resettlement grant to £l5O to members of the Forces wishing ...
... RK-SETTLEMEXT “The aim of. the Government has been to design the provision for re-settlement so as to cover all the needs of members of the Forces on their return civil life. They have had in mind for some time past to complete their arrangements scheme ...
... rationing “boss” struck all through Indeed! 'the effort generally per-in the April meeting in the the million and one jobs of United States one sees the bureaucracy in war-time over-opening a peace confer- only anarchy can follow am dubious about the Hltierls-of ...
... £99.060 16s 2d. The annual report congratulates Colonel Robert Chapman having received the honour of Companion of the Bath (Civil Division). and also having been made a Commander the British Empire the New Year’s Honours L-'st The annual meeting will be ...
... the Commonsmay be the first a new series of developments. RE-SETTLEMENT PLANS All this gives Mr. Bevin and his demobilisation plans their place in the sun. The 5.000.000 booklets on re-settlement which are going to members of the Forces will now be read ...
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... abused. But this time getting back to ■'Civvy Street is not to the haphazard thing it was in 1918. A scheme for civil re-settlement units for the use repatriated prisoners has been introduced, the aim which is to assist men settle down their new environment ...
... wires a British United Press war correspondent Hitler’s famous chalet there recently well bombed by the RAF is reported to be on fire Two thousand German prisoners have been taken at Berchtesgaden There was little fight them— British United Press ST NEWCASTLE ...
... Officially known as Civil Resettlement Unit, No. 6, nothing more unlike Service conditions in general or the forbidding atmosphere of Stalag, which particular its purpose is to erase from men's minds, could be imagined. Through this unit, and others like ...