... Armistic*'' the gigantic demobilisation of which * last week—needs one thing to make it not b» been in vain. The process of civil re*?* ment must have a fair field. The failure the parties to the most serious of the P fl . industrial disputes left the position ...

... 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 ...

... of the Russian Border States, guarantee of their independence and the promise some material assistance, to undertake the resettlement Russian affairs. They would have been welcomed by most of the Russian people deliverers, there would have been no fear ...

... connection. Since January, this department has, it will remembered, undertaken general responsibility for the training and resettlement in civil life ex-Service men; while upon the technical departments has fallen administration of that part of the scheme which ...

... Since January, 1919, this department has, will remembered, undertaken general responeii bLlity for the training and resettlement in j civil life men; while upon tho j technical departments has fallen the tration that part of the scheme which ' comes within ...

... iadebtedne&s to ex-officers, and are making some cases organised and in some cases individual efforts secure their resettlement in civil life. The proposals made at the Mansion House meeting recently for creating special panels business men to deal with ...

... indebtedness ex-officers, and are making in some cases organised' and in some cases individual efforts to secure their resettlement in civil life. The proposals made at Mansion House meeting recently fox creating special panels business men to deal with a ...

... 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 ...

... wholo of the United Kingdom, as disclosed the live registers at the end of January, compared with May 2nd last, when unemployment reached its highest point, can best be illustrated tbo following table: May 2nd, January January 23rd United Kingdom 1,242 ...

... Re-settlement NOTES ANB HINTS, STEADY IMPROVEMENT. The position. at the present time with regard to unemployment in this coirvtry is very interesting, and of economics ought to find in it much food for reflection- It is interesting because it is satisfactory ...

... had set up to cope with this new problem it will realised that the work not only bringing the men back home but of resettling them in civil life reflects great credit all organisations concerned. Within a very short time after the signing the Armistice ...

... BOOM. The present boom in trade is not'only benefiting business men, but is also, I am elnd to say, hastening the resettlement in civil life of ex-Service men. A noticeable increase is apparent in the number of vacancies for professional and business ...