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... Government service for many of those who wnniri hpcnmp entitled to comDensation . RESETTLEMENT GRANT Where British officers of the Civil Services accepted appointment to another Civil Service under the British Government on a permanent pensionable basis , they ...
... social units ! Imagine a proud father announcing in the Press that his wife had presented him with a social unit , or even a pair of social units ) The very phrase is a contradiction in terms . Who ever heard of a unit being social ? ...
... Polish Government expressing concern at the continued existence of some units of the Polish armed forces under British command , and especially , of those units at present outside the United Kingdom . The difficulties , states the Note , are of a practical ...
... PROBLEMS The offices the Resettlement Advice Service have been transferred from 1«, Havelock-road to the Employment Exchange, with an entrance in dens. The offices, which are comfortably furnished and cheerful, are a separate unit that the same privacy which ...
... raanagers ; 1 maintain liaison 1 wiitt ¦ local : industrial ' organisationsand 1 control : the work - of welfare and - resettlement A officers ; 1 v The v f larger district of f ices willtakeover . fr ° rn . the , Joke-Box . : It was onitsway toEgypt ...
... Christian Institute. Glasgow. RESETTLEMENT OF BRITISH EX-P.O.W.—There arc vacancies between now and June for 1600 British cx-P.o.W. who And them- 1 selves “round pegs in square holes” In civil life at No. 2 Civil Resettle ment Unit, Peover ...
... the size of the Civil Service is thoroughly unsatisfactory. In face of widespread irritation and alarm at the inroads made by Government departments on the nation's productive manpower, he announces that large reductions in the Civil Service cannot be ...
... Com- burned it into a well organised mand who felt unable to return to un it • The huts are clean, nicely Poland, to resettle in civil life, decorated and well set out accordeither in British Terr!tory, or in lo their respective uses. Outother countries ...
... from those awaiting repatriation , . the - . ^ j majority are in units of the Polish Resettle- - ^ ment Corps stationed in 13 areas . In addi- -. ...
... was so designed thatwhen the military committee of the United Nations or any other body worked out the regional obligationsthis Treaty would fit into it and be carried out in accordance with the United Nations programme . Of the DardanellesMr Bevin said ...
... the scales published, but, 4.—will receive in lieu of compensation a lump sum payment of £5OO payable on his arrival in the united Kingdom, s.—family pension will be governed by Rules 13 to 15 of the Premature Retirement Rules in case of oTicers who retire ...
... commitments include the securitj of the United Kingdom , the safeguarding of communications and , if > and when necessary , our contribution to the forces of the United Nations . Progress made with the resettlement o £ the world , says the White Paper ...