Are we moving to a world without jobs?
I was thinking today about all the people who, last week, thought they were in a secure job, and this week find themselves facing unemployment.
In the early 90s I sold off a chilled food factory to new owners who quickly got rid of most of the people working there.
One of them told me later it was the nudge she needed to follow her passion, and open her own Reiki business.
The sort of contract with business that my father entered into in 1936, when, at 16, he joined the company from which he retired 45 years later, no longer exists.
In many areas short-term contracts are the norm these days. The provision of labour to industry through agencies is accelerating.
In The Science of Getting Rich, Wallace Wattles said that the most valuable thing we can do is open the eyes of the masses to the potential that lies within them.
Are the huge sales of The Secret into the mass market a sign that eyes are starting to be opened?
Or is there still an overwhelming attachment to the perceived security of a job?
Will we devise new ways of working that allow us to make more choices about what we do, when, and for what in return?
Are the events of this past week the start of great social change for the greater good of us all, or are they a blip on the path to most people ceding even more control over thei makreintr lives to their employer and the state?
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Posted by shelagh on September 18th, 2008 filed in Business, Law of Attraction, Spiritus
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