misterno wrote:Oh yes they have tons of meal carry or assist elderly jobs but no thanks. I tried probably 10 hospitals and nursing homes with no avail. Volunteering in a hospital is so serious, they even have orientation day first and then hiring day. WTH??? 99% of the volunteer positions involve physical involvement.
misterno wrote:My wife just finished her English classes. She can write, read and understand very well. She is from overseas with a law degree and has been living in the States for over 2 years now.
Since her English is not good enough to get an interview yet, we decided that she should volunteer. After searching the internet for every possible volunteer job in a library, church and hospital, I came up with a dozen places to call/email/visit.
Oh boy, what a nightmare that was. You should try a hospital for volunteering and see with your own eyes. They require candidates to be a LEGAL resident which was not a problem. If you want to get a job involving communication, you need to speak and understand close to perfect. Oh yes they have tons of meal carry or assist elderly jobs but no thanks. I tried probably 10 hospitals and nursing homes with no avail. Volunteering in a hospital is so serious, they even have orientation day first and then hiring day. WTH??? 99% of the volunteer positions involve physical involvement.
I then tried libraries. I am not surprised that they limited their opeation hours drastically but the library manager told me that my wife has to put her name to a waiting list to be a volunteer. I said fine, and asked "how many people are in the list?". He replied well dunno but she has to wait probably a year or more before we call her.
Now this is the fun part. Then I tried churches. Of the 15 churches we tried one said she has to be baptized, 2 of them said "bring your husband and kids attend the prayers and then we will decide. The rest did not even get back or called us.
Posted on craigslist hoping someone wouldrespond. Nope. Then I listed probably 60-70 temp agencies from the internet, and emailed them all again no replies.
Yeah she can get a job in Walmart or Target but she can not stand 8 hours straight so retail jobs or physical jobs are not for her.
Here is a legal person who wants to work for FREE and yet there are no jobs. The only thing she wants is to communicate. An light ofice job will be perfect for her. But the job market should be really bad. I am in Houston by the way.
misterno wrote:My wife just finished her English classes. She can write, read and understand very well.
Here is a legal person who wants to work for FREE and yet there are no jobs. The only thing she wants is to communicate. An light ofice job will be perfect for her. But the job market should be really bad. I am in Houston by the way.
EnergyUnlimited wrote:One who wants to have a wife is expected to maintain her if she cannot work for whatever reason.
bochen280 wrote:EnergyUnlimited wrote:One who wants to have a wife is expected to maintain her if she cannot work for whatever reason.
Where did you get that idea from? Pride and Prejudice?
IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.?
EnergyUnlimited wrote:bochen280 wrote:EnergyUnlimited wrote:One who wants to have a wife is expected to maintain her if she cannot work for whatever reason.
Where did you get that idea from? Pride and Prejudice?
Do otherwise and face consequences.
Reality will deal with you and your unlucky wife.IT is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.?
History teaches us that In general such a man invests heavily in feminine stocks, would that be wives, concubines, lovers, whores or whoever similar.
Exceptions are rather sparse.
bochen280 wrote:Except history is not going to be a reliable indicator of things to come going forward in the "bigger picture" sense.
And even if it was, there is still the fact that you are talking about aggregate trends and averages that do not serve to be precise indicators of what will actually happen to any particular individual (and in truth usually that is all one is interested in) ... but otherwise, yes, everyone understands from a biological perspective how that works.
EnergyUnlimited wrote:In reality, as long as you agree with an overall premise that civilization is facing powerdown, downsizing and considerable setbacks one can only expect that a lot of "value added" jobs usually done by women will disappear.
I mean all these clerical jobs which society may do without (maybe 10-20% has some merits other than paper wasting to demonstrate compliance with useless).
Also sales and representation jobs where pretty faces are needed.
bochen280 wrote: "beauty" will also devalue as a commodity, on a level that is at least commensurate and proportional with the loss of "value add", etc... There will be disproportionally (probably orders of magnitude) more very beautiful women than extremely rich men.
Why do you think the male/female ratio always holds steady at 50%/50%? The same reason that even as we revert back to much harder times, on average it won't be any more difficult for males to have access to females. From the biological sense water always finds its own level.
EnergyUnlimited wrote:By rates of birth it seems to be case, however in most of societies other than India, China or few similar where female infanticide is practised we have usually more women than men.
Women are of better resistance to disease, they are not slain on massive scale during wars and even if they are raped, they usually survive.
Females are also usually (but not always) spared in genocides.
Raped, enslaved but left alive.
On the top of it males are more likely to die due to accidents related to everyday activities and without aid of female they are often neglecting their health easy and badly.
So "natural proportion", as per historic consideration is in my opinion something like 3 females for 2 males at the age of 25.
Modernity brought it to about 50/50 but once modernity is gone, we are going to see that again.
Alfred Tennyson wrote:We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are;
One equal temper of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
misterno wrote:Here is a legal person who wants to work for FREE and yet there are no jobs. The only thing she wants is to communicate. An light ofice job will be perfect for her. But the job market should be really bad. I am in Houston by the way.
Lore wrote:We're hearing a lot about volunteering, no-pay internships in the media lately. Bereft of solutions to find employment we have sunk to the low of asking to work for nothing in hope that we can win the job lotto. How rediculous is this? In other words, what you're saying to the employer, is that your time and skills are worth nothing and you're willing to pay them to make money off of you. Essentially, what occurs is that there is no investment or incentive by the employer to develop you as a productive worker. Meanwhile you get to walk around all day in your fake job wearing a "kick me" sign pasted to your back.
The whole farse has created a fools rush, which is why you can't even find a work for free job.
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