Jobs and the economy

so true, have faith in yourself that you can survive but always be humble and if your in excess blessings, give it to others, i also encountered those pitiful little girl begging for money but i thought it a syndicate activities so i gave her my snack bread instead,, but do as you will and not to gain honor from people around you, but not always because they will depend on you,..

Hey there desertrose, Well i second that, it is hard to live a life like that i mean what if there are no one to beg to and if they did not give you any money right, then what would happen then you'll be hungry all day, so better just hustle get a job work your arss off and save up for the rainy days, we are right.

I was made redundant from my job as container marketing controller in 1993. I had worked there for two years and in that recession it was way too challenging to find another job. I claimed income support and it was very little to live on. I lived in a rural village and bus fares into the city were pricey. I rode my bike and walked around. I wrote job applications and went to some interviews. I wasn't able to find a job and it was depressing. I had bought my cottage in 1991 and it was hard to pay the bills with so little money.When I did get some money I decided to let out my cottage and get a working holiday visa for Australia. I went off there and found work far more easily. I worked as a children's nanny, a factory packer and a charity collector. I loved my trip around the world and work that I did in Australia. When I came home I did more studying so I could become a primary school teacher. The homeless in my home country sell the Big Issue, a magazine. It is a shame when they beg in an aggressive or bothersome way. I think give to a charity helping the homeless or the poor. I don't like to give directly. Yes, in suggest voluntary work for those jobless people. It might give them a new direction, a good word to the paid employer of the future and teach them new skills. It would be less miserable than staying at home all the time.

I too, would do everything except begging or asking someone for food. I know that if we will just be industrious enough, we will never starve. Before I was able to find a good job that I have right now, I tried every kind of decent job that would help me to give food to my family without asking anybody.

Hi friend, we must do a work for our living. Each and every job is having its own important nothing is inferior and nothing is superior. We must be proud about our job and do our work properly without disturbing others

Hi desertrose. In the world we live in today, there are so many people whom are at the bottom of the food chain. Most of those people do try to work and do try to get a job because they want to rise from their poverty. But even if they do want to work, they couldn't find any maybe they did not finish schooling or maybe companies simply do not like them. And because of this, they often resort to begging. They do not choose to beg for a living. they are not lazy and laziness is not a reason on why they beg. But they have no other choice. In fact, begging on the streets is actually more energy exerting than sitting in the office. I believe that we should not look down on them. They still try even when situations are getting nasty. They still have hope despite the strong misfortunes upon them. These people are in fact striving for their survival. And that is why, we should not belittle them. This is my opinion.