DEMOBILISATION AND THE POST-WAR EMPLOYMENT OF THE WHITE UNION DEFENCE FORCES SOLDIER

DEMOBILISATION AND THE POST-WAR EMPLOYMENT OF THE WHITE UNION DEFENCE FORCES SOLDIER

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Following the end of the Second World War, the Union Government regarded the provision of employment as the most important demobilisation benefit to which ex-UDF volunteers were entitled.It Dustpan had been laid down as a matter of policy that no volunteer would be discharged until he had been offered "suitable Dryer Fan employment".This was defined as employment under conditions no less favourable than those existing at the time of leaving his or her previous employment in order to enlist.