Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... increase in the volume of business , the work could not be effectively done by one officer , and , therefore , the work of the Chief Industrial Commissioner was separated from the work of the Permanent Secretary . Permanent Secretary ...
... increase in the volume of business , the work could not be effectively done by one officer , and , therefore , the work of the Chief Industrial Commissioner was separated from the work of the Permanent Secretary . Permanent Secretary ...
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... increasing your over- head expenses in direct relationship to the increase in the load ; but , as I have shown by figures which I have quoted , the differ- ence is really enormous in this case ; you have 12 million insured persons now ...
... increasing your over- head expenses in direct relationship to the increase in the load ; but , as I have shown by figures which I have quoted , the differ- ence is really enormous in this case ; you have 12 million insured persons now ...
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... increase , we had by that time had experience of that casual staff , and had been able to select the best of the staff . Therefore our staff units were more economical at that time than they had been previously . Chairman . 298. I do ...
... increase , we had by that time had experience of that casual staff , and had been able to select the best of the staff . Therefore our staff units were more economical at that time than they had been previously . Chairman . 298. I do ...
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... increased work has involved ? Do you mean the increase due to the fact that whereas in 1913-14 there was 2 million people insured , there are now 12 million people insured , and that whereas the rate of unemployment was 3 per cent . of ...
... increased work has involved ? Do you mean the increase due to the fact that whereas in 1913-14 there was 2 million people insured , there are now 12 million people insured , and that whereas the rate of unemployment was 3 per cent . of ...
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... increase in salaries , but rather a reduction , opportunity was taken at that particular time to increase this salary ? -I am afraid that is a ques- tion that I cannot answer . Sir Phillip Pilditch . 485. Many others were increased at ...
... increase in salaries , but rather a reduction , opportunity was taken at that particular time to increase this salary ? -I am afraid that is a ques- tion that I cannot answer . Sir Phillip Pilditch . 485. Many others were increased at ...
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agreed Amendment proposed amount appointed Arthur Michael Samuel Assistant bonus Captain Viscount Curzon cent Chairman Civil Service Clause clerical Colonel Assheton Pownall Colonel Stephenson Committee Consolidation contract of tenancy cost Council David Shackleton deal Department duties Education employers employment Estimates EVELYN MURRAY expenditure F. G. BOWERS figures Government Grade grant H. J. WILSON House increase Industrial Inland Revenue inserting the words Inspectors John Butcher Kingsley Wood leave Lieut.-Colonel London Lord Parmoor Lord Wrenbury LOWER SACKVILLE Major Marriott MEMBERS PRESENT ment Ministry of Labour O.B.E. Continued overtime paid passed pension permanent Post Office question regard Report RICHARD HOPKINS salary scale Schedule schools Secretary Section Sir Frederick Liddell Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir HUGH ORANGE Sir Philip Pilditch Sir Robert Newman Sir Thomas Bramsdon Staff Clerks STATIONERY OFFICE teachers temporary tion Trade Boards Treasury Viscount Curzon Walter de Frece Wrenbury