Is it me or am I wrong in thinking that people that refer to "crappy minimum wage job" are basically what’s wrong with this country and benefit system. I know it’s a bit of a sweeping statement. But my point is that too many people seem to think that with no or minimum job experience, qualifications that they will just apply and walk into high paying jobs?
I started on minimum wage working 3 different jobs around college no ema (another joke people should get part time jobs) and I came from a poor background. The point basically being in my mind is that you have to start at the bottom with a crappy job and work your way up. It’s better to have a job on minimum wage doing something you might not enjoy then just sitting on benefits because you’re not prepared to do a job that you don’t like or want to do. Not everyone gets the job they want people it’s a small and simple fact of life the idea is basically you work to get money while looking for different jobs maybe ones you have an interest in.
The principle being that if more people had this way of thinking the country wouldn’t have such a big benefit culture. I worked in a KFC, bar and office admin all those jobs sucked but I was earning and had some pride that at least my money was my own.
Going back to topic 1/10 chance of getting a job is harsh yes but if she lacks experience it could be a good tool to put something