The Reform of the Leave And Pay Codes
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, actual resi- dence). This is a most unnecessary restriction; all that is required is to guard against the official's taking more furlough than he has actually earned; but there is no reason whatever why a man should not take one year's furlough after four years' residence, or eighteen months' furlough after six years' residence, if it suits him to do so. Indeed, now-a-days nearly everyone does go home be- fore he has completed eight years' service by getting a medical certificate, or by plead...ing urgent private affairs; and it is much better that the healthy (and presumably best workers), and those who are too proud to invent urgent private affairs, when they have not got them, should be able to go when they please, as freely as the sickly or the less conscientious members of the service.
(6). The sixth and last restriction is, that a Civilian may not take furlough again for three years after his re- turn from last furlough. We altogether fail to see that this restriction is any more necessary than its prede- cessors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, actual resi- dence). This is a most unnecessary restriction; all that is required is to guard against the official's taking more furlough than he has actually earned; but there is no reason whatever why a man should not take one year's furlough after four years' residence, or eighteen months' furlough after six years' residence, if it suits him to do so. Indeed, now-a-days nearly everyone does go home be- fore he has completed eight years' service by getting a medical certificate, or by plead...ing urgent private affairs; and it is much better that the healthy (and presumably best workers), and those who are too proud to invent urgent private affairs, when they have not got them, should be able to go when they please, as freely as the sickly or the less conscientious members of the service.
(6). The sixth and last restriction is, that a Civilian may not take furlough again for three years after his re- turn from last furlough. We altogether fail to see that this restriction is any more necessary than its prede- cessors.
What to read after The Reform of the Leave And Pay Codes?
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