Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... result would be that one form would have to serve divers purposes . The tendency of the Board has been the opposite one , viz . , to devise separate forms for separate classes of cases as far as possible , and we think this is the ...
... result would be that one form would have to serve divers purposes . The tendency of the Board has been the opposite one , viz . , to devise separate forms for separate classes of cases as far as possible , and we think this is the ...
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... result can be achieved . Again , in this connection , it must be remembered that the issuing and ingathering of the statutory forms of return is not in the hands of direct subordinates of the Board of Inland Revenue . 1 34. Although we ...
... result can be achieved . Again , in this connection , it must be remembered that the issuing and ingathering of the statutory forms of return is not in the hands of direct subordinates of the Board of Inland Revenue . 1 34. Although we ...
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... result of this was unfortunate . In many cases the men asked for a meeting to discuss the question of hours , but ... resulting , in a number of cases , in agreement being reached . Where , however , the employers endeavoured to apply ...
... result of this was unfortunate . In many cases the men asked for a meeting to discuss the question of hours , but ... resulting , in a number of cases , in agreement being reached . Where , however , the employers endeavoured to apply ...
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... result of their action , taken without the approval of their headquarters and in breach of the national agreement , the district branch was suspended . The Liverpool employers were therefore left to deal with a body of men over whom no ...
... result of their action , taken without the approval of their headquarters and in breach of the national agreement , the district branch was suspended . The Liverpool employers were therefore left to deal with a body of men over whom no ...
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... result by 18th June , 1924 . The bricklayers , masons and plasterers definitely refused to make such a recommendation . 33. On 16th June , 1924 , a very important meeting took place in London between representatives of the employers and ...
... result by 18th June , 1924 . The bricklayers , masons and plasterers definitely refused to make such a recommendation . 33. On 16th June , 1924 , a very important meeting took place in London between representatives of the employers and ...
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