Soldier rights after war pay and jobs in U S government
Soldiers ask YANK about job reinstatement and pay after war. Francis Biddle warns personal legal advice limits, but outlines protections under the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940. Re-employment within 46 days after discharge ensures job or a similar one with same seniority and pay.
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Yank
U. S
Francis Biddle
Biddle
Congress
Guard House
Poe
U.S
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Eeubastit &Fie
PeGiley
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Fiat
Cliss Ullibpiuyer Bigieresains Cilesuye
Postwar Readjustment and Employment Outlook
Government and private industry expect a rapid shift from war to peacetime production with strong demand for consumer goods. Officials foresee possible controls during transition to cushion unemployment, citing Marriner Eccles on leveraging the economy for full production in peacetime and protecting service members and dependents under the 1940 Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act in mortgage and tax matters.
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Yank
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve System of the United States
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act
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