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... and home nursing, welfare and medical comforts in the county, visiting ex-prisoners of war in connection with the civil resettlement unit at Daglinworth. and in particular the special arrangements for training and examining in first aid the large police ...
... the day seeing how the work was done. They were three released prisoners of war. and visited the Exchange from the Civil Re-settlement Unit Cirencester, the idea being that men who had been prisoners for long time might need some reeducation the ways of ...
... RESETTLEMENT NOTES. UNEMPLOYMENT RETURN& The live register of the Employment Exchanges in the United Kingdom shows that on September oth there were 1,903,700 persons wholly onemploed, as compared with 1,444,350 de in; the previous week, a decrease of ...
... RESETTLEMENT NOTES. UNEMPLOYMENT. There is still, unfortunately, no improvement in employment throughout the country, and the figures of those out of work registered at the Employment Eschangce continue to increase. On January 21st Use total of men, women ...
... that the authorities are faced with • brick wall in the matter of placing exsiffi•ers, and that the machinery for resettling them in civil life is working with leas success than at any time since demobilisation began. This is correct. for I learn that ...
... CTORY P RESETTLEMENT NOTES. A RECORD OF ENTERPRISE. Since the Armistice, now newly two years ago, the Ministry of Labour has been unremitting in its efforts to resettle in industry the men who responded to the country's coil in its hour of need. It is ...
... Local Employment Committees are, as most people know, already in existence for such other purpeeen as the training and resettlement in civil I:fe of women war workers. and little or no additional exfwnoe ia involved by the new arrangement, whereby necessary ...
... large number of unemployed it must not be overlooked that two Years afterothe war 5.225.000 demobilised men have been resettled in civil occupations and that the balance are mostly men between twenty flee and thirty years of age who are still young enough ...
... the Record Office, Blandford. (b\ Army officers and other ranks ou leaTe from units the Unit-d Kingdom will act accordance with paragraph 6. They must return to their units be demobilised if they; con be It not necessary for offers employment to sent ...
... established. RESETTLING EX-OFF I C ERS. A total of 197,311 ex-officers and men — equal to the war strength of six miLitary divisions, and considerably more than the original itionary Force—have so far been helped by the Appointments and the Civil Liabilities ...
... Local Employment Committees are, as most people know, already in existence for such other purposes as the training and resettlement in civil life of women war workers, and little or no additional expense is involved by the . new arrangement, whereby necessary ...
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