Handbook on Employment of Persons with a Disability - Support Services

[Excerpt] Nowadays, more and more employers are willing to employ persons with a disability after learning about their working capacity. However, some employers who wish to offer them employment opportunities might have concern over their accommodation in workplace and have reservation about employing them. In fact, there are various services offered by different organisations with a view to facilitating open employment of persons with a disability so that they could fit in to their work and integrate into society. This handbook is published by the Selective Placement Division of the Labour Department in order to enhance the confidence of employers who have already employed disabled staff or those who wish to employ persons with a disability by introducing a range of support services and the means through which these services could be acquired. We hope that by introducing these support services to employers and disabled employees, the working relationship between them will be enhanced

WRA Form: Statement of US Citizen of Japanese Ancestry, [July 1943]

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Local Board Memorandum No. 115, Effective February 21, 1945

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Local Board Memorandum No. 115 and Local Board Memorandum No. 115B, Amended January 6, 1944, Effective February 1, 1944

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Activity and occupation bulletin no. 55: Subject: Technical, scientific and management services

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Selective Service System, ,Local board memorandum No. 115, including list of critical occupations as amended August 16, 1943, and Local Board Memorandum No 115A

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Order to Report for Induction, William Neill Bogan, April 15, 1943

This is an Order to Report for Induction document from the Local Board 1, Clay County, West Point, Mississippi, for William Neil (W.N.) Bogan. The order is dated April 15, 1943 and notifies Bogan that he has been selected for training and service in the Land or Naval division of military. The order remands him to the local board in West Point, Mississippi on April 20, 1943 at 10 am. The order is signed by W. R. Bruce, Member of clerk of the local board. The order is accompanied by a note that informs him of what he needs to bring with him to the induction station. The envelope designates the sender as Selective Service with returns to be sent to Local Board No. !, Clay County, West Point, Mississippi. The envelope is postmarked West Point, Mississippi, April 15, 1943 and a second postmark for West Point, Mississippi, April 16, 1943. The address was forwarded from West Point to State College, Mississippi.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-bogan-correspondence/1123/thumbnail.jp

1947 Certificate of Service from Selective Service System

March 31, 1947, Certificate to Louis-Philippe Gagné for serving as a reemployment committeeman by the Selective Service System.https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/fac-lpg-awards/1003/thumbnail.jp

Appointment of Leader or Assistant Leader, Office of the Director of Selective Service, to William Neill (W. N.) Bogan, Jr.

This Appointment of Leader or Assistant Leader from the Office of the Director of Selective Service, appointed William Neil (W. N.) Bogan, Jr. as a leader of a contingent of selected men from Local Board No. 1 of Clay County, Mississippi. The appointment charges him with enforcement of Selective Service Regulations of the selected men enroute to Induction Stations during the journey from West Point, Miss. to Camp Shelby, Miss. The order is signed by the chairman of the local board. Instructions to Leader or Assistant Leader are included with the order and describes what is expected from an appointed leader or assistant leader.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-bogan-correspondence/1124/thumbnail.jp