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The '''Imperial Constancian Labor Service''' is an agency of the Imperial Constancian Government, established as a means to reduce unemployment, provide the unemployed a means to work for pay and learn marketable skills, and serve as a labor pool for priority state projects. | The '''Imperial Constancian Labor Service''' is an agency of the Imperial Constancian Government under the Ministry for Labor, established as a means to reduce unemployment, provide the unemployed a means to work for pay and learn marketable skills, and serve as a labor pool for priority state projects. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Inspired by the [[Benacian Labour Reserve]], it was established by [[Mesazon]] [[Alissa Guadalim]] in 1710, in light of the [[Recession of 1709]], surprisingly via draft legislation of the [[Imperial Synkletos]] granted Imperial Assent in lieu of an easier-procured Autokratorial Decree. | Inspired by the [[Benacian Labour Reserve]], it was established by [[Mesazon]] [[Alissa Guadalim]] in 1710, in light of the [[Recession of 1709]], surprisingly via draft legislation of the [[Imperial Synkletos]] granted Imperial Assent in lieu of an easier-procured [[Autokratorial Decree]]. | ||
Beginning in VII.{{AN|1723}}, the Constancian authorities were entitled to draw upon non-commissioned and enlisted prisoners of war held by the nascent [[Allied Administration of Captive Hostiles]] to serve as auxiliaries for the {{PAGENAME}}. | Beginning in VII.{{AN|1723}}, the Constancian authorities were entitled to draw upon non-commissioned and enlisted prisoners of war, held by the nascent [[Allied Administration of Captive Hostiles]], to serve as auxiliaries for the {{PAGENAME}}. | ||
Effective the first day of 1735, it became a subordinate body of the [[National Service in Constancia|National Service Administration]]. | |||
==Organisation== | ==Organisation== | ||
Initially the fundamental unit of organization was patterned after the [[Benacian Labour Reserve]], where there was a Labour Camp (7,200 protected persons) and the Labour Column (1,200 persons). | Initially the fundamental unit of organization was patterned after the [[Benacian Labour Reserve]], where there was a Labour Camp (7,200 protected persons) and the Labour Column (1,200 persons). | ||
Beginning 1735, the entire [[Constancia|Imperial State]] was divided into Labor Districts, each superintended by a Labor Leader from the National Service Administration. | |||
==Notable projects== | ==Notable projects== | ||
* [[Trans-Euran Railway]] | |||
[[Category:Constancia]] | [[Category:Constancia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:49, 1 August 2024
The Imperial Constancian Labor Service is an agency of the Imperial Constancian Government under the Ministry for Labor, established as a means to reduce unemployment, provide the unemployed a means to work for pay and learn marketable skills, and serve as a labor pool for priority state projects.
History
Inspired by the Benacian Labour Reserve, it was established by Mesazon Alissa Guadalim in 1710, in light of the Recession of 1709, surprisingly via draft legislation of the Imperial Synkletos granted Imperial Assent in lieu of an easier-procured Autokratorial Decree.
Beginning in VII.1723 AN, the Constancian authorities were entitled to draw upon non-commissioned and enlisted prisoners of war, held by the nascent Allied Administration of Captive Hostiles, to serve as auxiliaries for the Imperial Constancian Labor Service.
Effective the first day of 1735, it became a subordinate body of the National Service Administration.
Organisation
Initially the fundamental unit of organization was patterned after the Benacian Labour Reserve, where there was a Labour Camp (7,200 protected persons) and the Labour Column (1,200 persons).
Beginning 1735, the entire Imperial State was divided into Labor Districts, each superintended by a Labor Leader from the National Service Administration.
