Unemployment Stories

Aakash and Aarathi, two depressed cousins who were on the verge of killing themselves off due to them failing in their neet exam, get the news of their older cousin's disappearance. Since the police won't investigate Vishwa's unlikely disappearance, they take it upon themselves to find him and bring him back home. But this is not a two people job, they need more assistance, kind of an elderly assistance. That's when Aakash's neighbour Meera, who is the same age of Vishwa comes to the rescue. They together try to find Vishwa. But in finding him, they lose a lot more. Aakash and Aarathi find disturbing information about Meera. Did she only come to help or sabotage their entire mission?

Armed with an electrical engineering degree and zero job prospects, desperation pushes a brilliant mind into a very dark place. When a plan to steal and sell copper wire from a local store seems like the only way out, it feels like a foolproof blueprint for survival. But high voltage comes with high risks-and one mistake changes everything. Arrested, locked away, and forced to face the harsh realities of the criminal underworld, he has to figure out what it truly takes to survive when the system is stacked against you. An intense story of ambition, crime and redemption.

"Bridget Jones with a lot more wine! This story is hilarious, feel-good and relatable in all the best ways!" - Grace K @ HQ. She's just quit her high-flying job, and her marriage is coasting on fumes. Can Alice find a sense of purpose in the wreckage? ***** Alice's life isn't going to plan. She's tied to her phone, pointlessly managing PR for a sinking corporate megalith. She's become a bit player in her kids' lives, and her marriage is coasting on fumes. Forcing herself into action with a rash resignation, Alice sets out to make a positive impact on the world around her. But how? Meditation leads to napping, and her attempts to get closer to her teenage daughter result in the discovery of a secret that leaves her at a loss. As the months tick by and a sense of purpose continues to elude her, Alice finds herself forming bonds with the most unlikely characters: the young woman who panhandles outside her old office; the homeless boy who sits cross-legged outside the liquor store with his ginger cat; her own dog walker who, it turns out, knows a thing or two about developing a good crema. Testing the limits of marriage, motherhood and the Toronto subway system -- can Alice find her way into a purpose-driven life? Or will it all be one giant hangover? [*Wattpad Editor's Pick 2018*] [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Readers say: "This had me laughing so loud that my sister came to check up on me to see if I'm OK!!!" "...the new Bridget Jones, a working woman's take on the digital age." About the Author: Working mother and red wine enthusiast, Renee lives in Toronto with her flawed but wonderful family (seriously, who left socks on the kitchen counter?) in a flawed but wonderful house (what *is* that smell in the basement?) where she writes flawed but wonderful stories about what it is to be a woman today.

Tyler Durden,A Shampoo Maker,has to go against the Unemployed People, specifically,those who dont shower,who are currently on the run to capture him and punish him by transforming him into shampoo himself

Doctors save the world; Engineers create a world. Hire the real Engineers.. Otherwise their world will destroy you!

In the near-future, technology has transformed society. Genetics is now a major socio-economic determinant, with those possessing "better" genes sitting higher in the social stratification. One politician tries to bring an end to genetic inequality. One philosopher tries another approach, suggesting the creation of an economy of art. Is The Economy of Art a realistic possibility?

I'm trying ideas, not sure where this one is going! let me know if you have any ideas:) also ENTERNAMEHERE is just a filler haha, I'm not sure what to call her.

Everything about the struggles we face everyday and how to over come it eventually

For Albert Ferenzo, life is a series of ironic events that may or may not have a reason behind them. While struggling to find a niche for himself, Albert blames the corporate world for hindering his dream of making money and living a prosperous life. After playing the good guy his entire life, Albert decides that the only way to get ahead in the world is to be the bad guy. Albert questions his own fate as he drives himself to insanity in an effort to find happiness. The destinies of Albert and everyone around him intertwine as he finally realizes what life is all about or at least, he thinks he does in this revolt against normality.

"What are you doing now??" "what is your future planning?" "Job or studies?" "Don't you have a job, then do her marriage" "Job is for financial independence dear.." I know..!! I know, i have to do a job. But, I didn't get it. I'm trying.. (yawning.. actually, not that seriously) so what?? are you going to banish me from country for not having a job. I have sacrificed my job and someone is happily doing it in my place.. (really??..NOT) 'what are you doing? what are you doing? what am i doing?? eating sleeping jumping' Really..! Is it a big problem.? oh come on buddies, we can't answer like this to anyone.. so we answer.. "yes uncle, aunty.. i will try. " But.. what are you doing???? is the burning question to the youth who are unemployed. See, we aren't unemployed.. but companies can't accept VERY talented people like us. Truly..!! "I'm the president of ALL INDIA JOBLESS PEOPLE ASSOCIATION" with frustration, Ragini. PS: enter the story taking a pledge, "we will never ask anyone, 'what are you doing'" *tongue out*