I can't pretend to speak for others, but as for myself ... I'm 34 years of age, healthy, able-bodied, and have never worked a day in my life - let alone had a job. What do I mean by "work"? Well, I mean selling my time / energy / productive abilities to someone else (a person, private company or other organisation e.g. the state) for a wage or salary, i.e. money. I've "worked" in the sense of doing tasks that require my time and effort butwithout any sort of payment, e.g. helping friends move house, volunteering at charities. I've also "worked" at bettering myself - I've successfully gained 3 university degrees (a first-class honours and two postgraduate degrees). But I refuse to work in the normal sense. Why? I am opposed to the idea of selling myself (my time and energy, my capacity to be productive) ifI am going to be exploited when so doing, i.e. if someone makes a profit from what I do. From my standpoint (and put simply), a worker contributes value to a product / service and should receive 100% of that contribution in return. When the product / service is sold, I believe it to be ethically unsound for someone elseto keep some of the money themselves if they have added no value. What is commonly called profit is, for me, theft from the worker. I refuse to willingly enter into a situation which permits someone to effectively steal from me! So, working for a private business is out of the question. Still, I could work for the state (e.g. local government). Except for the fact that I refuse to partake in any sort of bureaucracy - as bureaucracy is inherently inefficient and wasteful, while also empowering officials who - in reality - should serve the public, rather than having authority over the public. What's left? I could work for myself. Indeed I would, and would happily do so - except that I have no means to establish myself (I don't have the money to set things up, i.e. I have nothing). So, I go through life without anything. I don't claim any benefits, so I'm not a "scrounger". But I am left without any money coming in at all. Life is hard, and without future prospects. I am willing to contribute to society - but only on an ethical basis. I am willing to help out my fellow humans, but not if that means some people have undue authority over others. Since things are as they are, I'm left "unwilling to work".
Clinical psychologists who deal with mental health issues work with people from all walks of life if they have a private practice. Some may specialize in childrens issues at a school or other people who are in an institution.
Answer Because they are escaping other areas of their life that they are not in control of for some reason. Alternatively, some people define themselves with their work. Akin to making the statement "I am what I have done and/or what I can do."
"Schtum" is a slang term that originates from Yiddish, and it means to be silent or keep quiet. It is often used in British English to indicate someone is being tight-lipped or unwilling to speak.
Some people work well under pressure because it can increase focus and motivation, leading to a sense of urgency that drives productivity. Additionally, pressure can bring out high levels of creativity and problem-solving skills in individuals, as they are forced to think quickly and make decisions efficiently.
I'm unable to view the people you are referring to. However, people could be at a place for various reasons such as work, socializing, attending an event, or carrying out activities related to their interests or responsibilities.
Lazy is a person or animal unwilling to work, or unwilling to use energy. Lazy is a person unwilling to clean their own house.
The most difficult people to work with are those who do not value teamwork and helpfulness. They are also egoistic and unwilling to listen to sound advice.
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there were the "gentlemen" arrogant and unwilling to do work the captain, captain smith, and the commoners the opposite of the "gentlemen"
You get the word idle.
Because it is very cold in Siberia
some people are unwilling to believe that Jesus is Lord because they serve other other gods and don't want to submit to God's authority
Slothful is used in a sentence by using the word lazy and unwilling to do work?
He was unwilling to do as he was instructed.
I am unwilling to steal.The parents of the child were unwilling to have him inoculated with the MMR vaccine.
Unwilling Emigrants was created in 1959.