To, the Editor of the "Nomri-Citta Datty News."
Sim-—The correspondence on the above question has proved interest. ing, and the step is fo get going and 8 ow Teak experience the at now from ce the dif. faculties that exist in the placing of men and women in remunerative employment. I played a. by no means Small part in the organising of ex. [Service men in the north of England fatter the War, and the problem of doing something to secure perman-fent employment for "those Who had ought to make Britain land At [for Heroes" brought constant. disappointments. "Iwas employed, in the Ministry of Labour, in a naniber lof Latour exchanges," and I shall be pleased to place at the disposal Jof any committes of employers oF: business men miy services.
I feel that if the whole question is dealt with now, something could be done to secure employment at rate of remuneration that will provide not mero existence but a [decent standard of living.
What is required is action and at
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