Is there a job for everyone

I wish i could trust myself to hold down a job everything about the structure of society seems alien to me im getting extremly overwelmed reading articles stating this big push to get disabled people back into work there is none all hospitality shutting down soon supermarkets will have manal checkouts in china robots run shops and it is the rise of AI that will replace lots of jobs my daughters included shes a Data Anilis god cant spell yes has always been the same but for a while seemed people was taken care of council would paint houses do gardens was more day centres i sit here for hours thinking what can i do and honestly day in day out i couldnt keep up id crash and burn i wish wish i had the capability it kills me that i dont i dont want to sound negative to your post and i hear what your saying but it seems everything has changed

The worrying thing for me is what they are saying there setting up to help Disabled people back to work in the white paper changing goal posts later down the line been pushed maybe to engage in getting back to work which is good if people are able too but l see this been rolled out to people who arent and as i said before we really need to think of the rise of AI in the job market im going to keep a diary of my daily life and all doctors letters ect may do no good but its for my sanity as well i was reading that they would look at the aspect of change and how it effects you ie work engaging ect i mean how would i prove my illetrucy issues resding writing learning spelling the works how to prove that and im sure alot of other people with invisible illnesses

In my experience the jobs market is very much a horses for courses kinda situation.

Most of us have at least some skills and talents. The question in employment is whether those skills can offer advantage to a company which is using us to make profit. Not all of them are worth money.

I found working (beginning @1993) to be most about equipping myself with skills, qualifications and experience that helped us set up and run businesses. I then got further qualifications and gained experience in teaching, in order to do that. Likewise advocacy, all manner of things with computers, various jobs.

My school friends all began apprenticeships when they left school and each went on to be successful in that career.

Not all of us are in a position to do that. I no longer am for the most part, and I'm pleased to recognise my limits. Many disabilities change if we have them for long enough.

Four years ago my niece began working full-time straight after she finished university. She's doing very well in that career. My nephew must have had six or seven jobs since leaving school three years ago. He's now planning to start university this year. The jobs market has very certainly changed a lot since the 90s.

Let's please remember there are all sorts of other, more interesting things to do than work!

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I think the jobs market has changed - some for better, some for worse. There’s a lot more legislation than there ever was. Also more people have degrees and so more are staying to do masters, to be more competitive in the jobs market. What has definitely changed is the lack of job centres etc to help find work/training and benefits.

I worked at job centre 25 years ago it was highly toxic back then all about meeting targets was over worked umder paid they used to have boards with cards with job descriptions on that was numbered i couldnt even put in order by numbers and used to mix them all up and remember the lady training me refusing to work with me as i dont listen god i couldnt imagine suffering like that again i seen a clip online that job centre doesnt help people jkb search anymore ?

I haven't heard of a new employment rights bill.