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of tactful understa ndin g treatm ent." F ur-
th er, " no ma tter where you are loca ted
a t th e tim e of discharge or whe re yo ur
home may be, the USES - - through
its na tion a l tiet-up - - a rran ges p lacement
in virtuall y any secti on of th e country in
whi ch you would l ike to locate."
By mea ns .of this a nd simi lar influ ences,
th e vetera n is bein g led to expec t not just
a j ob, but a job to hi s likin g. Th is expec-
ta ncy is aga in re inforced by th e story of
fa buiol!s ea rnin gs among stay-a t-h omes.
A good ma ny return ed vetera ns have a l-
rea dy co mplain ed th a t th e pay envelope is
not as thi ck a th ey thought it was goi ng
to he.
A noth er basic qu esti on will be ra ised
hv th e ma nv men who held lower-level
jobs in YO Ul: co mpa ny, but who rose to
pos iti ons of co mm and and res ponsibility in
th e A rm ed Services. It will not he easy
to fit a n Air F orce ca pta in back into his
old job as a $35-a-wee k bookkee per.
Similarl y, a n old employee who was
a ~e n e r al helper may h ave beco me a
high ly ' skill ed mecha ni c in charge of a
tan k cn'w. Or t he ace loca tion spo tter
yo u h ave been h op in g to get back may
ha\ e developed a battl e neuros is whi ch
totall y unfits him fo r his old work - -
but not for a noth er job. The thousa nds
of rea dj u tm ent whi ch bus in ess will have
to make in absorbin g th ese men will strain
exec utive in genuity as few problems h ave
eve r done.
How Many Want Th eir Jobs Back?
Wide publicity has been give n to sur-
veys whi ch indicate tha t only 25 pe rce nt of
returnin g vetera ns want th eir olp jobs
back. T his fi gure is mi sleadin g because
it refl ec ts th e a bnormal man po wer it-
uation of th e wa r econom y. With jobs
plent ifu l a nd workers scarce, demobilized
vete ra ns have been able to shop a round
fo r the hi ghest payin g employment. When
th e end of th e war shrinks employment
opportuniti es, th e pressure to get 'old
jobs hHc k will mount sha rp ly. It is safe
to assum e th at a substantial majority of
yo u r old employees will wa nt to work for
your co mpa ny again. You will not be fa r
wron/! in your preli minary estim ates if
YO II fi gure tha t at least 6 out of every 10
employeps will be co min g back to yo ur
com pany if they haven' t bee n mu stered
out before the war ends. This estim ate
takes into account both th e governm ent' s '
edu ca t ion pro gra m fo r vete rans a nd th e
loa n p rovisions of the G. 1. Bill of Ri ghts.
Obser vation : Not every retu rnin g vet-
era n w ill be entitl ed by law to a job.
[a nv will have entered th e Arm ed Forces
from educa tional instituti ons, from th eir
OW II enter pri ses, fr om professions or fro m
tempora ry jobs. Selec ti ve Service estim ates
th at a bout 2,500,000 men will have iron-
clad claims to their old job a nd will
(See R E H IRING, Page 12 )
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OPERATO RS -
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SINGLE PLAY for pitching prac-
tice.
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APPROVED PRICES
COMPLETE' LIST
. TEAM PLAY DOUBLES THE TAKE.
TEAM PLAY, exactly the same as
bowling.
ONE ATTENDANT CAN HANDLE
3 UNITS.
PRIZES for Home Runs
.A battery of 3 or 4 UNITS in a store,
bowling alley or tent, GETS
THE MONEY.
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DOUBLE PLAY, real competition.
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W RITE FOR
$15 TO $18 per hour
UNIT at lOc play.
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