Examples of long-service

• Yet several other respondents held that many of the long-service staff resisted organisational, management and technological changes.

• A large number of the men are ex-service men in receipt of long-service or disability pensions.

• All three of those pilots are long-service, capable navigational officers.

• Secondly, we are treating the long-service bounty paid to retained firefighters as capital, not as income.

• The heart of the unit is its long-service volunteer element, providing the leaders, trainers and administrators.

• On the other hand, if we need infantry for semi-police duties, then of course there is a strong case for the long-service professional army.

• My argument is that the regulations have evolved to their present state to safeguard the rights of long-service soldiers and airmen.

• Again, it is the long-service non-commissioned officer who is in short supply.

• The same principle applies to the man who has not yet qualified as a long-service employee.

• The order provides for long periods of notice for long-service employees—something for which unions have long asked.

• Is he aware that many of the employees concerned are long-service employees who will have to face employment in alternative industries and, therefore, require retraining?

• Many of them have long-service records that would stand comparison with their full-time colleagues, but they get short shrift when it comes to training.

• We are anxious not to get into the field of having compulsory reinstatement for those who may be long-service men.

• The leading stoker in question, not having served for twenty-two years, is ineligible for a long-service pension.

• For some inscrutable reason the long-service men, under the arrangements which have been made, are far worse off than the short-service men.