The Development in England of a State System for the Care of the Disabled Soldie
The Development in England of a State System for the Care of the Disabled Soldie
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" ^ It is not expected that every disabled man will be a proper subject for training and the Local Committee is not authorized to undertake a course of training 'for any man who merely fancies a new occupation in place of his old one'.^' It is to be guided in its decisions by several considerations: (a) the man's previous occupa- tion; (b) the suitability of the occupation to the man's age, disablement and physical con- dition; (c) the recommendation, if any, as to training which may be indicat...ed on the notifica- tion of award of pension, or in any report by a hospital visitor; (d) the opportunities for earn- ing a permanent livelihood in the occupation. ^^ " Great Britain, Ministry of Pensions: Instructions and Notes on the Treatment and Training of Disabled Men, p. 22.
"Ibid, p. 39. ^ Ibid, p. 10.
Stress is rightly laid upon the necessity of guiding the man into an occupation that affords good prospect of permanent work at a living wage.
TRADE ADVISORY COMMITTEES The training of any large number of men for industry involves questions affecting both the employer of labor and the working classes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ^ It is not expected that every disabled man will be a proper subject for training and the Local Committee is not authorized to undertake a course of training 'for any man who merely fancies a new occupation in place of his old one'.^' It is to be guided in its decisions by several considerations: (a) the man's previous occupa- tion; (b) the suitability of the occupation to the man's age, disablement and physical con- dition; (c) the recommendation, if any, as to training which may be indicat...ed on the notifica- tion of award of pension, or in any report by a hospital visitor; (d) the opportunities for earn- ing a permanent livelihood in the occupation. ^^ " Great Britain, Ministry of Pensions: Instructions and Notes on the Treatment and Training of Disabled Men, p. 22.
"Ibid, p. 39. ^ Ibid, p. 10.
Stress is rightly laid upon the necessity of guiding the man into an occupation that affords good prospect of permanent work at a living wage.
TRADE ADVISORY COMMITTEES The training of any large number of men for industry involves questions affecting both the employer of labor and the working classes.
What to read after The Development in England of a State System for the Care of the Disabled Soldie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Culbert Faries to read onlineMoreLess
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