Experience in the Re Education of Disabled Soldiers in Great Britain
Experience in the Re Education of Disabled Soldiers in Great Britain
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In: Inter- Allied Conference on the After-Care of Disabled Men. Reports, London, 1918, p. 66, 67.
[12] RE-EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN There are no signs whatsoever of any coordina- tion in the work. The facilities for training are entirely inadequate. The arrangements for find- ing employment according to a man's disability are being clogged by delay and a glut of red tape. " He warns the country that it "is already a seething mass of discharged men whose future security is no more assured than ...that of a little child who might venture to cross a crowded road. " In scathing tones, he remarks that "one really wonders if the Ministry of Pensions have any conception what delay means to a man in the midst of his suffering, despondency, and despair. " 13 A criticism appearing recently in the Ex- Service Man compares the approximate number of men who have received or are undertaking training, 15, 000, with 145, 000, the approximate number discharged. The writer complains that "it is found that in many cases where a man wishes to go in for training, and is even really keen, he first of all has to experience a consider- able delay because his case has to be considered by his Local War Pensions Committee, then perhaps by a Training Committee, and after- wards by a Local Technical Advisory Committee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In: Inter- Allied Conference on the After-Care of Disabled Men. Reports, London, 1918, p. 66, 67.
[12] RE-EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN There are no signs whatsoever of any coordina- tion in the work. The facilities for training are entirely inadequate. The arrangements for find- ing employment according to a man's disability are being clogged by delay and a glut of red tape. " He warns the country that it "is already a seething mass of discharged men whose future security is no more assured than ...that of a little child who might venture to cross a crowded road. " In scathing tones, he remarks that "one really wonders if the Ministry of Pensions have any conception what delay means to a man in the midst of his suffering, despondency, and despair. " 13 A criticism appearing recently in the Ex- Service Man compares the approximate number of men who have received or are undertaking training, 15, 000, with 145, 000, the approximate number discharged. The writer complains that "it is found that in many cases where a man wishes to go in for training, and is even really keen, he first of all has to experience a consider- able delay because his case has to be considered by his Local War Pensions Committee, then perhaps by a Training Committee, and after- wards by a Local Technical Advisory Committee.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas C Douglas Crawford Mcmurtrie to read onlineMoreLess
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