Is 100% Job Possible? (Page 4)

No! even if they did would not want them to,  there are many more burning issues where Govt. to focus thie efforts, thats another thing that I love to cook my own meals.

There should be a limit to expectations that is what I mean there, 100% employment? are you kiddin me. With limited infrastucture, funds, inceased population, is it possible?? How??.  What about individuals, should they realize this fact and increase thier own competencies, to ensure employment within limitations?

Hi guys………I am new to this forum………This topic is very contemporary & interesting indeed so just want to share my views regarding this………

I do not know much about Capitalism or communism………so don't want to say anything on that……...Me trying to analyze the problem according to the current happening in India………

First of all what is meant by job…….is it something which provides a man with his basic need of life like average food, shelter & clothing……..or job is something which makes a man capable of fulfilling all his dreams………in case of first option ok one can expect from a such kind of job from the government………but I do believe in the second option & in that case I don't think one should ask the government to provide a job……..Government's duty is to built up the education system but not to make everyone topper……….here definitely comes the concept of the fittest……..Govt at max provide you wheat but it's individual choice & hard work whether to make roti or paratha from that……

Now in this situation instead of analyzing the problem better to search the solution………I feel entrepreneurship is the only solution to this problem……….The youth of India instead of seeking a job can build up of their own……..they should be the self-employer……..many of you will ask is that so easy how to get the initial investment…….here Government comes in to the picture…..no doubt it is lot more difficult to be an employer than an employee……..but truly there is no alternative to handwork……..

an example here I know some girls who used to make sweets at home & sell in the local trains……..they don't have degree but they are earning & feeding their family……..Again I know a man who lost his father at the age of seven continued his study with poverty & doing some job from the age of 12 now the man is a successful businessman……...he even refused to join a secure govt job after completing graduation……..He is not only earned a better life for himself but helped some more people to survive…….

one can start a business with even Rs200/- in his or her pocket……..everyone is capable of doing some job efficiently & that is the capital……...Just one need to know how to sell his or her best skills……..it is impossible to make a uniform society for all its one's choice how to find place within this system………

Yes I agree with Sareg.  If it was the responsibility of providing a job, then noone would even try to get one.

I think there are different job incentives in different countries.  I am not aware of India but here they begin students with Co-op education whereby they work part time to gain experience and study certain terms.  Also if a person is  unemployed for a year then that person stops getting unemployment benefits so the person is forced to look for a job. 

Some of this depends upon the job market and a person's credentials.  I have heard in some places it depends on who you know rather than what credentials you have.