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For Gen Z workers, entering the labor market has never been more difficult. What should be the natural next step after college—securing entry level jobs, gaining experience, and building financial stability—has turned into a cycle of frustration defined by rising unemployment, stagnant wages, and the growing prevalence of ghost jobs. These ghost jobs create the illusion of opportunity while masking how few real positions exist. Instead of a healthy employment pipeline, young workers are faced with a job market that is fundamentally broken, one that many describe as an employment crisis. The conditions have become so dire that questions like why nobody wants to work anymore overlook the reality: people want to work, but the labor market no longer provides accessible career opportunities. This disconnect has left Gen Z and the broader workforce vulnerable to long-term instability and the real possibility of a job market collapse.

For decades, structural problems have been building. Entry level jobs after college, once viewed as the starting point for an entire career, have been replaced with unrealistic requirements that demand years of experience. Unemployment data often downplays how difficult it truly is to secure stable work, while cost-cutting strategies have created a reliance on temporary contracts, part-time hours, and low-wage positions. Instead of supporting upward mobility, the modern labor market traps people in survival mode, preventing workers from securing housing, paying off student loans, or building long-term financial security.

Automation and artificial intelligence now add another layer to this crisis. With millions of jobs projected to disappear in the next decade, industries across the economy are restructuring in ways that remove workers altogether. Rather than investing in people, companies are doubling down on efficiency models that replace human labor with machines and software. This shift compounds the challenges already facing Gen Z and highlights the growing disconnect between the future workers are being promised and the reality unfolding before them.

The workforce is facing an unprecedented test. The rise of ghost jobs, the disappearance of accessible entry level positions, and the growing gap between wages and living costs have made it clear that the system is not designed for stability. Unemployment may appear low in official reports, but behind those numbers is a labor market that no longer functions for the average worker. Instead of offering opportunity, it has created a cycle where economic survival depends on debt, side hustles, and unstable employment. With these pressures intensifying, the warning signs of a job market collapse are no longer speculation—they are visible in the struggles of working families and especially in the uphill battle Gen Z faces just to begin their careers.

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0:00 Intro
0:19 Why The Job Market Continues To Fail Every Generation
0:44 Why Our Job Data CAN NOT Be Trusted
1:34 How Businesses Are Profiting Off Ghost Jobs
3:13 Why Companies Are Using Ghost Jobs AGAINST One Another...
4:12 The Reasons Employers Use Ghost Jobs (Disgusting)
5:46 How LinkedIN Is Profiting MASSIVELY From A Failing Job Market
6:53 Why Political Narratives Are Destroying The Job Market
7:51 The Cost Of Living In A World Where Everyone Is Just Data Points
8:23 Why I Believe The Premise Of Labor Unions Matters
10:03 Why The Powers That Be Have NO Incentive To Improve The Job Market
13:51 How Can Things Improve When We Can't Even Agree On Minimum Wage...
16:28 Why It Is SO Hard For Us To Improve The Job Market
18:42 How YOU Can Make A Difference
19:46 Proof That Simple Conversations Can Make A Change
20:24 We Have The Microphone To Make A Difference But I Need Help
23:32 My 2026-2027 Plan To Help The Working Class
24:17 Happy Labor Day (We Can Make A Difference)

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Why The Job Market Is Collapsing
Why The Labor Market Is Collapsing
Why The Labor Market Is On The BRINK Of Collapse
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Why Gen Z Is Facing A Job Market Collapse