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INDEX.

A.

Administration.-Total and net charges, and proportion borne
by State and by contributors, Wilson 255; Bowers 256-61,
353-4, 1000-13.

Advertising.-Arranged through Stationery Office, Bowers
555-7, 839, 891-Expenditure on, etc., Bowers 837-8
-Nature of, Bowers 553-Rates, Bowers 697-81,
892-4; Wilson 890; App. XI
Appointments Department.--See also Training, Appointments
and Civil Liabilities Department- -now a Branch of
General Training Appointments and Civil Liabilities
Department, Wilson 981-Cost of, Bowers 617-21,
696-702, decrease, Wilson 642-Estimates, 1922-23,
analysis, App. V--Expenditure, 1921-22 and estimates.
1922-23, Wilson 324-7, 331-9; Bowers 328-30-
Functions of, Bowers 613-8, 626-8; Wilson 652-3-
Functions, staff and cost, App. IV (p. 91)—not Limited
to dealing with commissioned officers, Bowers 571; Wilson
572-3--Number of people on register and reason for
increase, Wilson 606-12, 644-51, 689-92; Bowers 688-
Numbers, on live register, placed in employment, in training,
certain months 1921-2, App. VIII- Registration of ex-
officers after civil employment or detention in Army,
Bowers 626-8; Wilson 609-12, 631-8-Results, and closing
of Branch impossible while names still on Register, Wilson
983-7-Staff, App. VIII, decrease, Wilson 641-54, 981-2,
statement in newspapers re, inaccurate, Wilson 712-3-
Termination of work, question of, Wilson 649–55, 775-81
-Work of, Report 6; Wilson 331-9, 369–70.
Appropriations in aid.-From Unemployed Fund, Report 2;
Bowers 908-14.

B.

BOWERS, F. G., 0.B.E., Accountant-General, Ministry of Labour,
1-1059.
Administration 256-61, 1000-13-Advertising 553, 555-7,
679-81, 837-9, 891-4- -Appointments Department 328–30,
571, 617-21, 626-8, 688, 696–702-Appropriation in aid
908-14-Bonuses 73, 75-6-Chief Labour Adviser,
previous experience, 241, salary 41-2, 46-9, 73-6-Courts
of Referees 1055-Disabled ex-service Nurses, training
922--Employment and Insurance Department, incidentals

BOWERS

Report, 1922-continued.

BOWERS, F. G., O.B.E.-cont.

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841-5, travelling 507-8, 915-6, 961-2-Estimates 95, 136-40-Expenditure and comparison with that of Board of Trade Employment Department formerly 311, 317, proposed reduction 205-6, total cost and total cost to taxpayer 220-6-Finance Department incidentals 595-602Geddes Committee 94-8- -Headquarters, permanent departments, salaries 101-8- -Hostels and canteens 991-2, 995-9-Irish Department 604-5, 948-9- -"Labour Gazette 342-3, 840, 868-78, 880-2, 885-Minister, salary 41-2-Out-of-work donation 963-Permanent Secretary, salary 73-6, 180-1- -Private Secretaries 58-61 -Resettlement in civil life 924-8, 950-1-Salaries, total cost 262-3-Solicitors Department 603, 705-7Supplementary vote, 905-6, 908-Telegrams 993-4Training, 592-4, 615, 622-4, 684-7, 701-2, 815-29, 832, 976-9, 980Training Department and Appointments branch, staff 567-8- -Travelling and subsistence 507-8, 512, 724, 729-49, 754, 758-9- -Unemployment Fund, administration 223-8, 357, 358-68, 397-404, 432-5, 848-50 --Unemployment Insurance, payments and repayments to associations 955-60, records 345-9, 359, 424-9, stamps 841-4---War Services 350-1, 438-9, War Widows, training 923.

C.

Chief Industrial Commissioner.-Salary, Wilson 450, 458. Chief Labour Adviser.—Adviser from inside or outside Civil Service must be decided at the time, Wilson 157-9- -Bonus formerly, Wilson 489-91, 703-no Bonus now, Bowers 73-76-Duties, etc., Wilson, 126-30, 147-50, 243-6, 450, 476-Necessity of post, and Permanent Secretary could not carry out work equally well, Wilson 189-94- -Post, to be re-considered on occurrence of vacancy, Wilson 9, 23, 172, not unnecessary, Wilson 11, 156.

Salary: Report 4: App. II--in December, 1916, Wilson 43-4; Bowers 46 9--Competent man could be obtained for less, Report 4- £500, obtaining of official with necessary qualifications for, doubted, Wilson 440-1-a General service question, Bowers 41-2; Wilson 450, 458-60, 465, 477, 485-7-Non-reduction, Wilson 32-7, 41, 132-4, 151-5Pensionable, Wilson 135, 238-may be Reduced on vacancy, Wilson 156, 159-Reduction to present occupant, question of possibility, Wilson 183–6.

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A 2

Report, 1922-continued.

Chief Labour Adviser-cont.

Separation of post from that .of Permanent Secretary, and salary increased, April, 1920, Report 4; Wilson 12-22, 67, 77-8, 169, 442-87; App. II.

Shackleton, Sir David, previous experience and career, Report 4; Wilson 160-3, 211-7, 239-40; Bowers 241; App. IISimilar post in Board of Trade, Wilson 166–8

appointment,

Wilson 187-8.

Wilson 173-6 Travelling

-Tenure of

conditions,

Civil Liabilities Department.-See also Training, Appointments and Civil Liabilities Department.

Estimates 1922-23, analysis, App. V-Functions, staff and cost, App. IV. (p. 91).

Claims and Record Office, Kew.-See also Records under Unemployment Insurance- -Estimates, 1922-3, analysis,

App. V.

Clerks, Temporary, to remain for present as permanent establishment not to be increased, Wilson 54.

Common Services.-Allocation of cost, Wilson 493-508; App. V Finance Department, estimates, 1922-23, analysis, App. V.

Cost of Living Index Number.-See under Statistical Department.

Courts of Referees.-Chairmen, Wilson 1055; Bowers 1055

Functions and dependence on volume of work, Wilson 581-2, 1046-8, 1052, 1056-9- -Relations to Local Employment Committees, Wilson 1056-9--Umpire, salary, etc., Wilson 1043-52.

D.

Disabled ex-Service nurses.-Training of, Bowers 922.

E.

Employment and Insurance Department.-Advances to workpeople for fares, Bowers 915-6, 961-2.

Expenditure and estimates, Wilson 929-45- Functions, staff and cost, App. IV. (p. 89)-Incidentals, explanation, Bowers 841-5-- -National Roll for the Disabled, Wilson 413-7-Staff, statement of, at certain dates, Wilson, 296-7-Transfer of functions to another Department, no economy would result, Wilson 720-Travelling, cost of,

Employment

Report, 1922-continued.

Employment and Insurance Department-cont.

Wilson, 503-7, 658; Bowers 507-8, cutting down of, steps taken, Bowers 749, 759, explanation of large expenditure on, etc., Bowers 749, 757, 759.

Establishments Department.-Estimates, 1922-23, analysis, App. V-Functions, staff and cost, App. IV. (p. 90).

Estimates. Analysis of, 1922-23, showing aggregate cost of various departments, Wilson 493-508, App. V——Below total recommended by Geddes Committee, Bowers 95Gross, 1922-23, Report 2-Preparation, method and difficulty, Bowers 136-40- -Supplementary, Report 2

Wilson 904-5; Bowers 903-6, 908.

Expenditure. Comparison with that of Employment Department of Board of Trade before the War, Report 3; Wilson 274-92, 301-10, 312-23, 383-96, 405-22; Bowers 311, 317; App. I, proposed Reduction 1922-23, Bowers 205-6

-Total

cost of Ministry and total cost to taxpayer, Bowers 220-6.

F.

Finance Department.-Commission to bankers for remitting money to towns where Ministry has no banking accounts, Bowers 597-602-Functions, staff and cost, App. IV. (p. -Incidentals, explanation, Bowers 595-7Geddes Committee.-Inquiry, Wilson 91-4; Bowers 94–8.

G.

General Department.-Estimates, 1922-23, analysis, App. V. -Functions, staff, and cost, App. IV (p. 89)- -International Labour Branch, Wilson 682-3- -Principal Assistant Secretary, seconding of, to League of Nations, Wilson 266–70- -Relations with Headquarters, Wilson 142-6.

General Training Department, etc.-See Training Department. Government Departments, Heads of principal offices of.-Posts probably under constant consideration by Treasury, Wilson 79-80.

H.

Headquarters, Permanent Departments.-Bonus, Wilson 50-2, 71-Grades, Wilson 68-70-Relations with General Department, Wilson 142-6- -Salaries, wages and allowances, in 1914, table could be supplied, Wilson 99-100,

Headquarters

Report, 1922--continued.

Headquarters, Permanent Departments-cont.

reduction, but further reduction not considered possible within limits of statutory obligations, Wilson 5-7, 109-16, 121-5; Bowers 101-8, reduction in lower posts and not in higher, question of, Bowers 101-8; Wilson 109-19.

I.

Industrial Court.-Wilson 250-3--Chairman, need for, in addition to President, Wilson 1024-7--Employers' representative, Wilson 1033-7-Estimates, 1922-23, analysis App. V-Functions, meetings, etc., Report 5; Wilson 1020-3; App. XII-President Report 4, salary and position, Report 5; Wilson 1014-8, 1042-54---Salaries and expenses, Wilson 1039-41---Staff, Wilson 1039-Workmen's representatives, Wilson 1028-32.

Industrial Courts and Umpires and Courts of Referees.-Total estimate, Report 2.

Industrial Relations.-Cost of salaries for conduct of, Wilson 254. Industrial Relations Department.-Wilson 243-9-Conciliation officers, number, etc., Wilson 558-62--Estimates, 1922-23, analysis App. V-Functions, staff and cost App. IV (p. 90)-Out-stations, explanation and need for, Wilson 558 Transfer of functions to another Department, no saving would result, Wilson 720.

Irish Department (Imperial Services).—Wilson 946-8; Bowers 948-9-Estimates, 1922-23, analysis App. V-Explanation of provision for, Bowers 604-5.

J.

Joint Substitution Board.--Estimates, 1922-23, analysis App. V.

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L.

Labour Gazette."-Wilson 340; Bowers 840- Advertisements, Wilson 341- Circulation, question of means of increasing, Wilson 898-9, 901-Date of publication, Bowers 343-Editorial work, Wilson 896-7- -Financial details, Report 8; Bowers 342, 868-78, 880-2, 885; Wilson 372-5, 866-8, 878-9, 883-8; App. IX-Nature of Information provided by and value of, Wilson 376-80, 888-9, 900, App. IX-Origination of, Wilson 371-Supply of copies in return for statistical information and reports, Wilson 878, 883.

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