Paul McNutt, newly appointed Chairman of War Manpower Commission, speaks in Washington, DC during World War II

The video discusses the role of the United States Employment Service and the Manpower Commission in supporting the war effort. It highlights their collaboration with local employers and labor leaders to ensure a balanced workforce for both military and civilian needs. The video also guides viewers on how to find suitable war jobs through local employment offices.

What is the primary function of the local office of the United States Employment Service during the war?

• To recruit soldiers for the army

• To guide individuals on contributing to the war effort

• To provide financial aid to families

• To manage international trade

Who does the Manpower Commission work with to ensure adequate workforce distribution?

• International organizations

• Local schools and universities

• Foreign governments

• Local employers and labor leaders

What is the dual focus of the Manpower Commission during the war?

• Developing new technologies and innovations

• Increasing agricultural production and reducing taxes

• Ensuring enough personnel for military and civilian roles

• Promoting tourism and cultural exchange

Why should individuals consult the local United States Employment Office?

• To learn about international job opportunities

• To receive free training programs

• To find the most suitable war-related job

• To apply for government grants

What is the ultimate goal of the United States Employment Service and Manpower Commission during the war?

• To expand the country's territory

• To promote peace negotiations

• To win the war by optimizing workforce allocation

• To ensure economic stability