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... m u s t 4 adapt the Civil Service and the organisation' of Government ' ilepartMents. On the Whote.. Civil Serviee :was a 'Splendid institution: When he' heard Ministers--_,:not - -too 'brilliant themselvei',7ilenoimeing,thE Civil Service :as .a red. ...
... MORE CIVIL SERVANTS They must adapt the Civil Service and ihe organisation of Government departments. On the whole the British Civil Service was splendid Institution. When he heard Ministers (not too brilliant themselves) denouncing the Civil Service ...
... certificalion can obtained from tht and should for be Iboae who have left the service. H. JACKSON. Control lor. OoMorth Civil Defence Service* Civil Defence Headquarters. Ooalorth. May 22, 1945. REPRESENTATION THE PEOPLE ACTS PARLIAMENTARY COUNTY OP DURHAM REGISTERS ...
... seek Labour majority. Only by a clear, coherent, united Labour majority can this programme be carried through. I make promises about what will happen to it if we not get that majority. A Parliament _ united behind the Labour Government is as important as ...
... to plays written directly and solely for such results . The participants , drawn frorr . the Forces , are largely actors in civil lifewhich to some extent may explain the remarkable effectiveness of what they put over , and the ingenuity used in employing ...
... employed in Great Britain , it is a familiar feature of the constitution in certain foreign countriesnotably Switzerland and the United States . Brieflyit is a means of ascertaining the wishes of the people on a given issue , without having recourse to a General ...
... Applicants should cot be less than 19 years' of age . Subject to certain conditions . thii . post is Pensionable .-under - the Civil . Servioo . Suweraniination .- _ &cte ..- Holidays are allowed at : fikp ; rate ol 28 ; days > per annum . ' Candidates ~ ...
... also have a number of courtesy visits to pay arising from the victory Europe, in addition to conferences with military and civil affairs chiefs on problems connected with the occupation. In his letter to Mr. Churchill Sir Archibald Sinclair gives hint ...
... for continued controls of industry and man power, experimental socialisation of a number of industries and an extension of Civil Service activities into the economic and industral field. Socialist organisations in the divisions were preparing for the comng ...
... flpei taw course pre- Europe In addition confer- In letter to Mr. Ctardtlil. potion on village grows. ence» with military and civil Sir Archibald Staclalr gives wa provided affairs’ chiefs problems con- hint that personally, mlgn ...
... Party, at a meeting on South Park Common yesterday. “The Conservative Party is doing the sort of thing we have had from the Civil Service and the bureaucrats for the last years,’ he declared. “They are passing the buck as to the date of the General Election ...
... said Mr. Morrison. Only by a clear, coherent, united Labour majority can this programme be carried through. I make no promises about what will happen to it if we do not get that majority. A ParUament united behind the Labour Government is as important ...