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... Re-settlement NOTES AND HINTS. YM EG INSURA NCE. W * ' * m Payment Insurance Bill became ef afternoon, and now Act r Jent. Its provisions have previously ~• «*pl»ined in this column, but I Pepially direct the attention of em- July iin » dft te. On and ...
... seems a large number of unemployed it must net overlooked that two vears er the war 5,225,C00 demobilised men have been resettled civil occupations and that the balance are mostly men between twenty-five and thirty years age who are young enough learn a ...
... Re-settlement NOTES HINTS. DISLOCATION OF EMPLOYMENT. Out men demobilised, number who had not found employment end August last was approximately 120.000, but since then the country has unhappily experienced a period of industrial dislocation. The barometer ...
... Re-settlement NOTES HINTS. THE CALL TO THE NATION. The public should not allow- the dramatic of iibe past week-end to induce them to relax their firm determination help the nation all they can. The stoppage of work the coalfields has been prolonged that ...
... The Controller-General Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement announces the last (late for the receipt applications for repatriation from British workmen (and *. their wives and children) who came the United Kingdom overseas as. munition worHsta has been ...
... Record Office. Blandford. (hi Army officers and other ranks on leave from units i» the Unite! Kingdom will act in accordance with paragraph 6. They must i return to their units to be demobilised if they can lie spared. 11. i- not necessary for offers ...
... Contro'ler General Demobilisation and Resettlement makes tbq following unouncemect: 1 One of the .guiding principles the Government's scheme for the demobilisation of Forces is that the men demobilised first for ■eturn civil life include those who lave been ...
... employers secure an early return to civil life of their men. The whole of the Forces are dealt with —the Navy, Army, and Air Force. The employers are warned that owing the regrouping of divisions and smaller units, consequent upon military movements and ...
... changed. Men improved by the Demobilisation and Resettlement Department pivotal men will receive the highest priority in demobilisation. Officers and men who have notified their Commanding Officers that their civil occupation is that a student or teacher, and ...
... workers are gradually being re-settled into civil occupations, as more than one-quarter of the women to whom policies had been issued were not drawing benefit on December 20th. - There is sligJ* upward tendency in the re-settlement of women, and a considerable ...
... dealing with the resettlement of those who have fought. Well ever 10,000 dis| sailors and soldiers are new under training in various workshops, learning jobs that will fit them, iv spite physical handicaps, take their proper place in civil life. There progress ...
... will soon a thing the past for arc down to bedrock, except m regard to few distant units, which I write may home, in regard the fighting Service®. But the resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed vet. There are still nearly per oent. of ...