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There are times when for good reasons you wish to go quite outside your staff and employ somebody of a different type for your special work ? —Yes . 902. What I would like to put to you is this . Can you point out in the amended Bill ...
There are times when for good reasons you wish to go quite outside your staff and employ somebody of a different type for your special work ? —Yes . 902. What I would like to put to you is this . Can you point out in the amended Bill ...
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It is in the charge of a county architect who has a total staff of 30 persons under his control . Herefordshire . - The Council have a small Architect's Department for general County work , which is in charge of a qualified architect ...
It is in the charge of a county architect who has a total staff of 30 persons under his control . Herefordshire . - The Council have a small Architect's Department for general County work , which is in charge of a qualified architect ...
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The answer I gave about the recruitment of staff referred , of course , to the administrative staff of the Department , and not to employees of that character . Chairman . ] But the administrative staff are under exactly the same condi- ...
The answer I gave about the recruitment of staff referred , of course , to the administrative staff of the Department , and not to employees of that character . Chairman . ] But the administrative staff are under exactly the same condi- ...
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Your Committee have made some inquiry into the size of the Staff at the War Office and the work upon which they are engaged . They appreciate the fact that , while the Army has been reduced as compared with 1914 , it has become more ...
Your Committee have made some inquiry into the size of the Staff at the War Office and the work upon which they are engaged . They appreciate the fact that , while the Army has been reduced as compared with 1914 , it has become more ...
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In some Departments the clerical staff is not allocated on a fixed basis between branches , but is avail- able for general service in the Departments in the same way as typing staffs are so available . In these cases , if the actual ...
In some Departments the clerical staff is not allocated on a fixed basis between branches , but is avail- able for general service in the Departments in the same way as typing staffs are so available . In these cases , if the actual ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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