Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... accepted by teachers and local authorities alike , subject to all the ordinary changes and chances that may be ... accept probable and natural modifications , so there is an implied pledge by the Government that no modifications in ...
... accepted by teachers and local authorities alike , subject to all the ordinary changes and chances that may be ... accept probable and natural modifications , so there is an implied pledge by the Government that no modifications in ...
Page xi
... accepting the Act of 1918 ( see paragraph 4 above ) , but we believe that there were none that cannot be adequately dealt with on the lines suggested in Clause 3 of the Bill which the Government have proposed . 34. As there is no other ...
... accepting the Act of 1918 ( see paragraph 4 above ) , but we believe that there were none that cannot be adequately dealt with on the lines suggested in Clause 3 of the Bill which the Government have proposed . 34. As there is no other ...
Page xvi
... accepted by teachers and Local Authorities alike , subject to all the ordinary changes and chances that may be ... accept probable and natural modifications , so there is an implied pledge by the Government that no modifications in ...
... accepted by teachers and Local Authorities alike , subject to all the ordinary changes and chances that may be ... accept probable and natural modifications , so there is an implied pledge by the Government that no modifications in ...
Page xvii
... accepted by the teachers if they had thought that five per cent . was soon to be deducted from them . If there had been any uncer- tainty as to the pension's position , agreement on certain critical matters would not have been reached ...
... accepted by the teachers if they had thought that five per cent . was soon to be deducted from them . If there had been any uncer- tainty as to the pension's position , agreement on certain critical matters would not have been reached ...
Page xxi
... accept the scales subject to any reasonably foreseeable changes and chances ( such as the modifications which have occurred in taxation , or in the cost of living ) -particularly in view of the very late date at which many teachers ...
... accept the scales subject to any reasonably foreseeable changes and chances ( such as the modifications which have occurred in taxation , or in the cost of living ) -particularly in view of the very late date at which many teachers ...
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able agreed Amendment Arthur Michael Samuel Bill Burnham Committees Burnham scales calls Captain Bowyer cent Chairman charge Colin Coote Colonel Henderson Colonel Raw Colonel Watts Morgan compulsion compulsory employment Continued cost course deal disabled ex-Service disabled men employed employer employment of disabled evidence exchange fact Farquharson figures Fisher Frederick Roberts give given Government instructional factories H. A. L. FISHER improverships industry JOHN DAVIDSON July June King's Roll large number Lawson Lieut.-Colonel Lord Henry Cavendish Major Cohen Major John Edwards ment Minister Ministry of Labour mittee non-contributory number of disabled occupation organised paragraph Parliament pension scheme percentage pledge Post Office present proposed question reason referred regard rural salaries Sir George Younger Sir William Sir William Raeburn stations subscribers suggest teachers telephone thing tion total number trade union undertaking unemployed wages words Yoxall