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... gigantic demehliisatien ef which I e rota last week—needs ore thing to make it not have been in vain. The process of civil resettlement must have a fair field. The failure el the parties to the most serious of the present industrial dispnies :eft the position ...
... second only to Wales the United Kingdom. On August Bth Yorkshire was worst off of all except the North-Western Division. Again, on the earlier date Yorkshire was 17*5 below the average unemployment figure per for the whole of the United Kimidom. On August Yorkshire ...
... the Mansion House on Monday, when Sir Robert Home, Minister of .iabour, gave an address on the subject of the resettlement of officers in civil life. The Lord Mayor presided, and a message was read from the King. Field- Marshal Lord Haig, Lord Inchcape ...
... commercial life at the Mansion House on Monday, when Sir Uobert Horne. Minister of gave address on the subject of the resettlement of officers civil life. The Lord ICaror presided, and a message was read from the King, fleld- Marshal Lord Haig. Lord and visoount ...
... an vied The Pea,•.. Trei • with Germany and Aiedrist and Bolviris bem mired; but throughout Ru.sim anarchy and Mato of civil war et II reign unehecked. Turkey still wake for the fenoulalion of her Pewee Treaty, and the future of the whole Near East ...
... thins of the past, for we are down to bedrock, except in regard to few distant units, which write may on the wav borne, in regard to the fighting Services. But tho resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed yet. There are still nearly 10 per ...
... TRAINING OF EX-SERVICE MEN. The work of training ex-Service men for civil positions under the Ministry of Labour scheme has been considerably developed recently, and since the beginning of November last there has been a noteworthy increase the number ...
... THE EX-SERVICE MEN. The resettlement of ex-Serviec men is going st: and satisfactorily. Up January 16;h 3.825,693 men—l leave out officers—had been demobilised, and of that number 3,384.421 were resettled in industry. About 50,000, availing themselvco ...
... Ashford,” who appeared very abashed the madding crowd,” was only able briefly to '■oiee her thanks for all the appreciation. RESETTLEMENT NOTES. FURTHER IMPROVEMENT. Last week I gave figures illustrating the improvement in unemployment which bad taken place ...
... RESETTLEMENT NOTES. STEADY IMPROVEMENT. Ths position at the present time vrith regard to unemployment in this country is interesting, and Andras of economics might 10 find in it much food for reflection. It is interesting because it is so satisfactory ...
... up to cope with this new problem it will be realised that the work not only of bringing the men back home but of resettling them in civil life reflects great credit on all organisations concerned. Within a very short time after the signing of the Armistice ...
... practically what one might term the eve ticket movement (hear, hear). There was too much division at the present time, too many units. What they wanted was one great organisation. While every particular trade must look after its own particular industry and ...