Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... call Mr. Sinnott , the chief assistant engineer , who will be able to tell you in more detail what the saving in cost in his estimate is . If I may refer to the Bill and the agree- ment very shortly , Clause 1 of the Bill confirms the ...
... call Mr. Sinnott , the chief assistant engineer , who will be able to tell you in more detail what the saving in cost in his estimate is . If I may refer to the Bill and the agree- ment very shortly , Clause 1 of the Bill confirms the ...
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... call it a longer sentence . 201. It points out further for what probable duration of life a teacher with 40 years ' service would receive that pension , and then states what the present value of the combined pensions and allowances ...
... call it a longer sentence . 201. It points out further for what probable duration of life a teacher with 40 years ' service would receive that pension , and then states what the present value of the combined pensions and allowances ...
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... calling . Colonel Stephenson . 449. Would you consider that , owing to the altered conditions of the financial position generally and the difficulties of the employment , by comparison the teachers ' profession , even if either the ...
... calling . Colonel Stephenson . 449. Would you consider that , owing to the altered conditions of the financial position generally and the difficulties of the employment , by comparison the teachers ' profession , even if either the ...
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... calling must have some regard to the arrangements which exist for superannuating those who come under the scale . In considering whether a teacher's salary is adequate in relation to his or her needs , it will be necessary to bear in ...
... calling must have some regard to the arrangements which exist for superannuating those who come under the scale . In considering whether a teacher's salary is adequate in relation to his or her needs , it will be necessary to bear in ...
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... call " carry over " _ negotiated these modifications with the teachers and with the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the belief and expectation that while the scales lasted no cut would be made in them as a contribution to pensions , or ...
... call " carry over " _ negotiated these modifications with the teachers and with the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the belief and expectation that while the scales lasted no cut would be made in them as a contribution to pensions , or ...
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