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... PENSIONS COMMITTEES. ADMINISTRATION OF THE CIVIL LI ABILITIES DBPAKTMENT. The Select Committee the of Connnonc Pensions met attain yesterday. s'hon evidence was given with respect to the administration of the Civil Liabilities Department. It was stated that ...
... LOOKING FOR JOBS Junior Minuter on Resettlement MR. ARTHUR WOODBURN. Parliamentaary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply and Aircraft Production, said at Falkirk yesterday it was a practical impossibility for the Gov* emment to organise jobs individually ...
... various countries of world just narrowly passed the United Nations in Geneva Britain the United States were among the countries which did not support the- resolution on the grounds among other things resettlement should the financial obligation of country sheltering ...
... those vlio are fit to start again in civil life. association is prepared to advise its members, and widows and dependents of ex-officers on all matters pertaining to gratuities, pensions, treatment and resettlement in general. All applications for assistance ...
... grant of free institutions. The Lobby representative the journal B*ys: —lt now some weeks since Mr. Chamberlain decided to resettle the Boers on their kind, and grant them loan for restocking and other agricultural porpoees. Why has the of this decision ...
... candidates for higher Ointments In industry Many ifSSn will be those who have X success of Service m others those who were rom civil in,o *,r industry. l tO. Wilson (assistant ■' J, al controller for the Anointments Office. Ministry and National Service) of ...
... Germany the open door and gradually over 20 to years Internationalise tho Colonial civil service. “We can,” he said, “play a great part in the movement for the re-settlement of Europe and the world. We have never before had a re settlement except after a ...
... Gibson, that many muddle-headed decisions have been made in regard to the provision of air raid shelters, sand, etc., for the civil population. Several valuable months were lost in the earUer stages of the war because it was not recognised by those in authority ...
... returns to his unit on the expiration of his leave, and that will not be demobilised under any pretext whatever during his period of leave. Thefe is, however, nothing in the new arrangements preclude' man on leave taking steps to ensure that civil employment ...
... unfit who were discharged w ; than 6ix months as unfit be '3) men in Clasa W released civil work 'for such time they have been engaged «i civil work at full of civil iiay!. arc: Privates—£s for the first year and • par after the first year for and £.5 ...
... property. It also includes about £1,300,000 for the pay and maintenance of Polish personnel awaiting repaid riation or resettlement in civil life. The provision for normal services, is, therefore, £150,000.000. New Peace-time Force. In the memorandum, Mr. ...
... Fighting Services, the size and construction necessary for the interim period of resettlement in Europe and the Far East, or the permanent lorces required under the United Nations Organisation plan. DEMOB SPEED-UP Demobilisation of the men present serving ...