Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1100
... industry should put a boy under someone with- out the necessary qualifications . Mr. Murphy : I think the view is held in industry , and I know it is in some of the large companies , that they would much rather have accountants as they ...
... industry should put a boy under someone with- out the necessary qualifications . Mr. Murphy : I think the view is held in industry , and I know it is in some of the large companies , that they would much rather have accountants as they ...
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... industry has been an established practice for a number of years and the number of firms offering this arrangement continues to grow . It has very considerable advantage , since it provides for the student an introduction to industrial ...
... industry has been an established practice for a number of years and the number of firms offering this arrangement continues to grow . It has very considerable advantage , since it provides for the student an introduction to industrial ...
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... industry one looks at . In certain sectors of industry the situa- tion is not unsatisfactory , but in other sectors it is very difficult . The prob- lem is to foster the growth in the number of qualified personnel in in- dustries and ...
... industry one looks at . In certain sectors of industry the situa- tion is not unsatisfactory , but in other sectors it is very difficult . The prob- lem is to foster the growth in the number of qualified personnel in in- dustries and ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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