British & Unemployment
In this week’s British & Unemployment, Nargees goes to London interviewing people to discover how it is to be British and unemployed.
Even if the government has announced that the worst of recession is behind us, many are still unemployed or face a tough time finding a job.
Many others have part time jobs, still looking for jobs they need or prefer. The available statistics on unemployment point to the prevalence of unemployment among youngsters.
In the second part of the episode, Nargees goes to see Arnie, a graduate student looking for a job. Arnie’s just working for two days a week and is looking for a full-time job.
He tells her about the actual problems he has faced in finding a job, despite applying for jobs every week.
Subsequently Nargees goes to East of England to meet Rehana who hasn’t been able to find a job over the past four years. Rehana tells her about the problems she is facing routinely and on a daily basis.
In the latter part of the episode, Nargees goes to the QPR stadium to meet Jack, who runs different workshops, mixing it with football.
The workshops aim at helping young people to have a job of sorts. Nargees talks to those attending one of the workshops and asking them about how many of them are looking for jobs and also about the problems they are facing.
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