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... which end of wars of country s defenders thrown out the streets Diemselves in civil life best can It is possible present to get- any view or how the Exchange with the resettlement of men pivotal” slip” men who left Colours individual reports from many centres ...
... generally speaking. demobilising the Army by unite, which would involve the sudden abolition of aortae snits, bet by reducing unite to cadre streng th. Nor are we, genetially speaking, demobilimni the Navy by units, that is to say by Wpm which would mean the ...
... energetic officials of Employment committees is only by co-operation among the employers labour this diffi cult section of resettlement in civil life can successfully dealt with the credit of employers it be said that very few of refuse to they have in the matter ...
... Exchanges and committees. It is only by co-operation among the employers of labour that this diffi. cult section of resettlement in civil life can be successfu:ly dealt with. To the credit of cm ployers it may be said that very few of them refuse to recognise ...
... housing WAR up of Nurses’ Demobilisation Resettlement Committee Curxon-rtroet Mayfair London Wl this much is apace the latest report it Committee has it of 2900 requiring resettlement Sub-Committee 181 for civil employment 432 'ecii udvisid regarding further ...
... Midlands resettlement proceeding industries certain Midland districts there is nlso unsatisfied demand for skilled fishing tackle workers for polishers arid moppers DOMESTIC WORK Even domestic service that amongst women’s occupations seems re-settling into ...
... by lb TIIE EDGE The which this country Armistice wrote last needs one thirg to make not been in vain The process of civil resettlement must fair field The failure of the parties most serious of the present industrial disputes left position very uncomfortable ...
... Jones the recent National who on Die education hand in hand pltffided that the churches all denominations ex’ery locality unite together and have weekly lectures the in the land on botany history etc one continued lion member had ever known The more man ...
... braes' January, 1919. thin 'en irtment has, it will remembered, underixien a general re+ponsifor the training and resettl , ment in civil Ile of 'ex-Service men; while upon the technieal departments has fallen the administration of that part of the scheme ...
... soon upon us if our it promises one is therefore obvious is brve i King’s sti 'ar launched last waiting their livelihood in civil life of proving of h done at disabilities they do well iieve expectations to lie disappointed but time is passing THE WAY While ...
... regard few distant units which as I write may on home in regard to Services But resettlement the heroes of is There still nearly per cent of the ex-sailors soldiers looking for work— 10 cent mark you 100000 and we still some of in civil occupations to say ...
... of the past, for we are down to bedrock, exempt in regard to a few distant units, which as I write may be on the way home, in regard to the fighting Services. But the resettlement of the heroes of the war is not completed yet. There are still nearly 10 ...