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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 ...
... 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 ...
... the Disabled Persons Employment Act have been readily and gladly met. end have maintained close contact with the Civil Resettlement Units • TRAINING SCHEMES During the. year 44-honr week of five days was negotiated between the Rnsrineerin* Emnloyers ...
... was founded in 1885 and is the only organisation officially sponsored by the three Services for the sole purpose of resettling men in civil life It takes no fees either from employers or applicants being supported almost entirely by voluntary subscriptions ...
... 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 ...
... In the last month. Referring to resettlement. the Recretery stated that. with the decrease In the rate of discharge from the Senices, applications for further education. Indust: . lei training. tool and resettlement grants had fallen of. Interest in ...
... EX-P.O.W. RESETTLEMENT. Twelve hundred ex-prisoners of IWar who feel themselves round pegs 'in square holes, are wanted by No. 2 Civil Resettlement Unit, at Peover Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire, between now .and June. This unit, which is ...
... possible because the grammar school decade was changes that period were illustrative of the difference superficial parties were united about ceptions education both fundamentals When t h e of which are needed in PURSUANT TO THE TRUSTEE ACT 1925 TWO WOMEN CLERKS ...
... Dead ‘Court's jurisdiction. prisoners iof a unit of the U.S fleet. Armbrose did not appear THN GERMAN GENERALS ASK ERCY — REFUSED aa / POLISH soldier, Josef; — a Syguda, stationed at the; phone Resettlement Corps: |Polish at Sudbrooke Park,! “ARABS WI ...
... 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 ...
... become the established tradition of meritorious greatest industrial steel centre in the . scholastic achievement was being United Kingdom. upheld. Mr. D. G. Lewis, responding, said Mr. Cartright. the speaker for the that he appreciated the magnitude of ...
... we can get security through the United Nations, these things will full into their proper place. On Palestine: —' I am not going to say one word against anything the .Tews have done developing Palestine or resettlement, but that not the issue. There ...