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Labour Exchange

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labour exchange
n
(Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) Brit a former name for employment office
Translations
labour exchange
n (dated Brit) → Arbeitsamt nt
Labour Exchange n (Brit) (old) → ufficio di collocamento


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The economy's banjaxed and the dole queues are sneaking their way around the streets from the labour exchange so you might as well close your eyes, go back to sleep again and wish it was 25 years in the future.
In September 1909 the Labour Exchanges Act was passed which led to the creation of Labour Exchanges to help unemployed people find work.
In September 1909 the Labour Exchanges Act was passed, which led to the creation of "Labour Exchanges" to help unemployed people find work.
 
 
 
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