Unemployment remains a crises in South Africa as Stats SA recently revealed that the country’s unemployment rate for the second quarter is 34.4 percent.
The coronavirus pandemic has also caused panic among jobseekers as plenty of companies have had to retrench people instead of hiring them.
#ThingsNotToSayToTheUnemployed
1. “Why don’t you just start your own business?”
2. “You had a great job before, what did you do with all of the money you earned?”
3. “Why don’t you upskill?”
4. “Are you sending your CV out?”
5. “Are you actively looking for a job?”
— Sam Beynon #BlackLivesMatter (@BeynonSammy) July 2, 2020
“Take anything until you find your dream job” as if “anything ” is easily available.#ThingsNotToSayToTheUnemployed
— Mdu Ngubane (@mduduzii_n) July 2, 2020
“you’re lazy”…..
I’ve sent over 35 e-mails seeking publishing assistance without any help until I went to the streets….
#ThingsNotToSayToTheUnemployed pic.twitter.com/vQu5uyP17t— Best Selling Author (@MeshackBevhula) July 2, 2020
Maybe you should volunteer ,instead of sitting all day and doing nothing. #ThingsNotToSayToTheUnemployed pic.twitter.com/DXgpjIxWU1
— Mthiyane (@SifisoMdladla) July 2, 2020
#ThingsNotToSayToTheUnemployed ” why did you leave your job? It was well paying” people have no idea how work places can be so toxic, depression is real pic.twitter.com/f2axWZ7tCL
— Her majesty 🇿🇦 (@swetfortune) July 2, 2020
Never tell them that they are useless and unemployed or telling them that you the bread winner…
It breaks one’s spirituality….#ThingsNotToSayToTheUnemployed pic.twitter.com/ha4UHKIc28
— It’s not Mr Zwane, It’s Mr Zwyne (@Mangethe95) July 2, 2020