CO129-459 - Individuals - 1919 — Page 89

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Put him on ½ pay again for 3 months from the 15th June, and tell him that within this time he will be expected to have

If he is not ready it will be necessary for him to take his discharge from the Service.

As regards his expenses in Hospital that question of a special grant for this purpose must be decided

by the Col. to whom copy of our letter - C.A. to G.O.C. ~LE from 287

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Mr. Collins

We can only suggest that he should be given his choice between (1) and (2)

How Dept., Crown Agents 10/7/19

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We can't let our men be unemployed. Unemployment Rates: they are globally low.

Men are entitled to it. Anyway, it will be given.

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[Rausom Crown Agents correspondence

It is hardly fair.

Do you give any consideration to the Enesome case?

We want him to apply for the Dole, which he remains eligible for

(The alternatives regarding an Unemployment benefit in our service are (1) to terminate his Contract or (2) to put him on half pay again for a limited period during which he will be expected to have had his operation performed and be ready to sail.

7/7/19

Put him on ½ pay again for 3 months from the 15th June, and inform him that within this time, he is expected to have undergone the necessary operation and be ready.

If he is not ready, it will be necessary for him to take his discharge from the Service.

Regarding his expenses in Hospital, the question of a special grant for this purpose must be decided by the Colonel to whom a copy of our letter is being sent; our correspondence with him is ongoing.

C.A. to G.O.C. ~LE from 287

Some reply is expected from D.A.C.

a.A.0. 117/15 Common LF.

Mr. Collins

We can only suggest that he should be given his choice between (1) and (2).

Home Dept., Crown Agents 10/7/19

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