Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vi
... fact , did . 12. That until the Geddes Committee reported no person deriving any authority from the Government had ever suggested to the teachers the possibility of asking them to contribute out of salaries towards their pensions , and ...
... fact , did . 12. That until the Geddes Committee reported no person deriving any authority from the Government had ever suggested to the teachers the possibility of asking them to contribute out of salaries towards their pensions , and ...
Page xi
... fact that the existing scheme required no contributions from the teachers was perfectly well known to both sides on the Burnham Committees . It was so definitely recognised by all parties concerned that the Act of 1918 was an established ...
... fact that the existing scheme required no contributions from the teachers was perfectly well known to both sides on the Burnham Committees . It was so definitely recognised by all parties concerned that the Act of 1918 was an established ...
Page xv
... fact that we have taken evidence on behalf of the Scottish school teachers and have published these documents may , perhaps , obviate the necessity of the appointment of a second Select Committee to inquire into the question of ...
... fact that we have taken evidence on behalf of the Scottish school teachers and have published these documents may , perhaps , obviate the necessity of the appointment of a second Select Committee to inquire into the question of ...
Page xvi
... fact did . 12. That until the Geddes Committee reported no person deriving any authority from the Government had ever suggested to the teachers the possibility of asking them to contribute out of salaries towards their pen- sions and ...
... fact did . 12. That until the Geddes Committee reported no person deriving any authority from the Government had ever suggested to the teachers the possibility of asking them to contribute out of salaries towards their pen- sions and ...
Page xx
... fact quite clear , and common ground to both sides , that no idea of altering the basis of pensions , or of making a deduction from Government grants in order to relieve their burden , had been expressed by anyone before the Geddes ...
... fact quite clear , and common ground to both sides , that no idea of altering the basis of pensions , or of making a deduction from Government grants in order to relieve their burden , had been expressed by anyone before the Geddes ...
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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