... Departmental) of the Home Civil Service and Grade 6 posts in Branch B of the Foreign Service; forthcoming examination (open to bn? and ;m. between 16 and 18 on Ist March 1953, with extension up to two years snr established Civil Service) will begin on 20th ...

... British lub{ects and for civil engl.neers (main grade) must be co?onu members of the Institution of Civil Engineers or Institution of Municipal Enfin«n. A degree In Civil Engineering would &e an advantage. For assistant civil engineers an applicant should ...

... return the time-expired man or woman to civil life with the minimum of discomfort and delay , thus ensuring that his or her last memories of the Army shall-be pleasant ones . There are the Civil Resettlement units , which help the returned prisoner of war ...

... report of the Unionist Sub-Committee on Demobilisation and Resettlement . This is how the scheme would work : — If , for example , it was decided that 15 per cent , of the personnel of a unit could be demobilised , the Records Office would forward the ...

... -.-: V The total uniformed apd civil defence manpower on January 1 , 1949 , was 1 , 046 , 400 . The statement says that one of ' theihandicaps to an improvement uiTecruitingis uncertainty , about resettlement . in civil life after discharge , . and refers ...

... instance , 40 per cent , of the recruits enlisted wero in employment . Work in connection with facilitating the resettlement of soldiers in civil life continues , and a satisfactory measure of supcoss lias boon ai'liiovci ] during tho year under review , ...

... implacable opposition on the part of the Arabs , it is clear that Palestine could not absorb all the European Jews in need of resettlement . But the economic limitation on absorption is , in fact , increased by political factors , and it is as well for the Americans ...

... will learn lessons of value that will fit him for a job later on in civil life . To this end his technical education in the Army must be geared to machinery for resettlement in civil-life . The Army must aim at completing the soldier ' s technical education ...

... which it is hoped will be ample to cover the post-war costs of works of this description . The costs are inclusive of all civil engineering and hydraulic works , power house and plant , and of reasonable compensation for rights and property that would ...

... balance of many misguided terrorists . He was thus able to ! reduce the number of detenus by two-thirds and to resettle many of them in civil life . He showed that while repression could- be effectively carried out , the more difficult task of reformation ...

... leave on full salary. Candidates must have had at least o years’ experience in 16 mm and 35 mm film production with reputable units Lxperience of hlmmx under tropical conditions desirable. Candidates for (A) must be able to write and direct documentary fiims ...

... millions of pounds on the table to enable President Robert Mugabe to buy out a large number of whiteowned farms to enable the resettlement of many black peasants on the land Mugabe has declined to use this money while at the same time blaming Britain for the ...