ooOoOoOAnaOoOoOoo wrote:
I don't think my area is really "depressed" it just has a lot of unskilled labor. I think the problem is attitudes people have. I notice there's a lot of judgmentalism (if that's a word?) and people assuming what is and isn't true. All this makes getting a job tough especially when there are so many so-called NTs all looking for jobs. Around here so many people need or want jobs it's unreal. Practically everyone who is old enough to work wants a job. This makes it tough to get jobs, at least for me.
What I don't understand is this: So many unhealthy looking people who are overweight get jobs with ease while I have difficulty finding one. How can an overweight person possibly be more qualified than me? Most the time overweight people have more health problems. I have no health problems (that I know of). By health problems, I mean physical ones. For instance, if a place needs three new cashiers, the overweight ones will get chosen over me and I to me that is so unfair. How can I possibly be less qualified? It's blatant discrimination.
I see it very similar in Rhode Island. It has the worst unemployment rate in the country because the tax climate in this state is not business friendly. Very high business taxes due to the generous benefits given to state employees. Thanks to your state employee unions.
As for the question of the overweight person being more qualified: The answer is simple. That person may simply have more experience in the particular job field than you. I am not sure why weight would figure into this.
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