My bad started week has continued wrong...
I have a new counselor about my
unemployment. Until now I was a ''good boy'' searching with all I can
search. I know I was less efficient this year as my motivation was
collapsing, but in my search for a real job I worked for short
missions. In short, I wasn't a desesperate case, therefore I do was
desesperate not finding a real job.
I didn't prepared myself to speak
precisely about all of my work j so I forgot some informations
defending my good will (I forgot the employments I had which were not
about my main skills for example) and finally I've been proposed a
''reorientation'' (as it was a new thing when it's already what I've
done for years...).
In fact I've been reproached about not
solving my ''unemployment problem'' and not having any short-term
real project. So here I'm in a... medium-term process, which could
become real like 3 months before mine. But no one of these is sure to
become so I try all the ideas, without an unique goal as it didn't
worked for now.
The tone in changing nationaly. See a
survey by CREDOC [Research Center for Survey and
Observation on Life Conditions] revealing a ''hardening'' in the
French opinion: 2 of 3 agrees that ''if they really wanted to, most
unemployed could find a job'' [that's the moment to remember that you
can easily find a job, but it's hard to fin a good one, enough good
to live with] and even 4 of 10 thinking that ''people living in
poverty have not made effort to get out''.
So my counselor is in a burst
corresponding to the national mood: it's not because there is not
work that you should not find one!
This morning I heard on the radio an
interesting thought: ''we didn't fight the unemployment because it's
far away the government'' [Guillaume Erner's editorial on national radio FranceInter].
I think differently, more politicaly...
''We'' aggraves the lack of jobs to pressure the workers: they will
accept what they ''luckily'' have (a minimal salary without asking to
improve their working conditions, payment neither social insurance)
not to become ''an unemployed'' like the others.
I have no conclusion to this post,
except that this interview with the unemployment national agency was
not good for my moral. I did what I had to do during the day, but I
didn't come out at night and it's hard to restart today. Therefore I
still have ideas and energy but I can't connect the both to achieve
something.
Tough week...
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