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... to the Record Office. Blandford. Army officers and other ranks ou Lear© from units the United Kingdom will act in accordance wjtb paragraph 6. They must return to their units demobilised they can be spared. 11 It not necessary lor ©Hers o! employment sent ...
... Record Office, Bland ford. (B) Army officers and other ranks on leave from units in the United Kingdom will act in accordance with Paragraph b. They must return to their units to be demobilised they can be spared. It is not necessary for offers of employment ...
... 500,000 Railway agreements 60,000,000 Bread subsidy . 50,000,000 ivil demobilisation and resettlement 30,873,593 4 r housing materials 7,000,000 Military sendee, civil liabilities 3.942,103 Foreign Office War Services 3,585,000 Treaeury Security Deposit ...
... life a peace basis can be successfully performed only ,f there exists cordial co-operation between all parties concerned. Resettlement, indeed, is national affair, and it is particularly important that tha Employer and the Worker should understan/ what ha ...
... dealing with industrial demobilisation have been issued through the Press Bureau. The Controller Genera I Civil Demobilisation and Resettlement stales for the information of employers and men alike, regarding men employed assigned Army Reserve munitions ...
... out as the main theme of 1918. The latest effort of the Germans is described the report as an attempt “to break through the united lines of the Allies, to cut their force in two, and to defeat each half »n turn, driving the English the Channel ports and ...
... qualified doctor, had withdrawn the claim. had, however, done no harm. The Bench imposed a penalty and tec guineas costs. BACK TO CIVIL LIFE. Procedure for “Slip” Men in the Army. hir Eric representing the War Cabinet, has had an important conference with Sir ...
... Trades Unionists generally. They Could have pressed for the adoption of schemes which would Lave for the resettlement of ex-Service men in civil life, to the advantage of the whole community. They could have pressed the Government for better and more ...