The Society has only recently established a personnel department. Staff matters and pensions were dealt with by senior managers and accounts staff. It includes some personal reminiscences of some longer-serving staff members. \n\nThis series of twentieth century material relates mainly to general policy on staffing although it does include a small amount of information relating to individuals which may be sensitive. The RSA reserves the right to restrict access to this series of records.
Correspondence about dispute over appointment of William Perry; wartime correspondence about staffing generally, correspondence to and from staff on active service, death and memorial service for Kenneth Luckhurst; personal reminiscences of Joe Samson and of C Elton of the Examinations Printing Department; arrangement of staff parties and social events, includes copy of an RSA staff newsletter (1985) and various organisation charts from the 1980s/90s
Correspondence about pensions and superannuation policy generally, and special arrangements for individual staff members
Deeds of appointment of Pension Fund Trustees and other miscellaneous pension fund deeds including payments to individual members of staff
Christine Bond and others.
Unidentified, unidentified, Jim Kanelias, Cheryl Anderson and Gail Lucas.
Abimbola Omisade, Tony, Andrea, Stephano and Richard and others.
To mark the 200th anniversary of the Society, the then Secretary, Kenneth Luckhurst wrote a history in association with Derek Hudson. The book has a foreword by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (President) and was published by John Murray. There are several copies of the book in the Research Room and archive office.\nIncludes arrangements for publication and editing and suggestions for alterations to text by H A Lindsay, John Gloag, Peter le Neve Foster and others
Includes notes and correspondence about moving the Library from the ground floor to the first floor and other general Library matters including finance.
General notes and correspondence about library moves, disposal and sale of items and general administration. Includes correspondence with Brian Batsford, Sam Lloyd (architect), Dame Diana Reader Harris and other committee members
General notes and correspondence about staff, disposal and sale of items (including the Carlini statue) and general administration; notes on archive collections
File includes details of conservation work on paintings and furniture, purchase of various items, loan of material to other organisations for display and comments from the public on the portrait of the Queen by Justin Mortimer
Gives title of book, date borrowed and name of borrower