Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... period of the present scales of salaries ? -I think so . 95. And that if it came after the expiry of that time - that is , at one period in London and at another period in the rest of the country - it could not be regarded as a breach ...
... period of the present scales of salaries ? -I think so . 95. And that if it came after the expiry of that time - that is , at one period in London and at another period in the rest of the country - it could not be regarded as a breach ...
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... period of the negotia- tions an express undertaking ; we do not put it higher than that . That express undertaking may be regarded to have closed with that period of negotiations which settled the currency of the terms of the scale . We ...
... period of the negotia- tions an express undertaking ; we do not put it higher than that . That express undertaking may be regarded to have closed with that period of negotiations which settled the currency of the terms of the scale . We ...
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... period of years the salaries should be stabilised , whatever might happen , and whatever the conditions might be during that period , and if they were stabilised , the Burnham Committee failed in its essential object . It is an inherent ...
... period of years the salaries should be stabilised , whatever might happen , and whatever the conditions might be during that period , and if they were stabilised , the Burnham Committee failed in its essential object . It is an inherent ...
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... period . 166. But if it were clearly demon- strated that the financial situation has so materially changed that some immediate economy must be effected , would there be the same opposition to that economy if it was effected as the ...
... period . 166. But if it were clearly demon- strated that the financial situation has so materially changed that some immediate economy must be effected , would there be the same opposition to that economy if it was effected as the ...
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... period ahead ? Quite . 182. He , when assenting to an arange ment , should be regarded as having in his mind the probable requirements of the State for , at any rate , a reason- able number of years ahead , such a number in a normal ...
... period ahead ? Quite . 182. He , when assenting to an arange ment , should be regarded as having in his mind the probable requirements of the State for , at any rate , a reason- able number of years ahead , such a number in a normal ...
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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