Where are you living? Who pays your expenses?
In a way you are right. They should not tell you to get a job, nor allow you to live where you are living. And if receiving government assistance, that money is taxpayer money and not for you either.
I do not have the reason why you can't seem to find a job.
Not applying where more jobs are available
Not using all resources of job hunting including school placement offices
Bad interviewing skills
Seeking jobs above your level of credentials
Of course an employer prefers people with experience. You need an entry level job.
"You can't get experience without a job and you can't get a job without experience".
If that were true nobody would ever get a first job and yet the majority of us are gainfully employed. When we first start looking for work what we do have are transferable life skills and potential and these are what we 'sell' to the employer on CV/resumes and at interview.
Job criteria on job adverts are only guidelines. Apply to the ones that ask for experience. There may be something else on your CV/resume that interests an employer.
Cause homeless, hungery, walking every where, no health insurance, ducks.
Spend some months reading and learning about careers jobs in demand locally.
plenty of books on how to get employed.
Start there for real info
Because if you don't work you don't eat in the long run. If you don't work young you won't have experience when you are done with college and nobody will hire someone too lazy to work.
It does take hundreds of rejections to land a job but that is practicing your sales skills convincing them to choose you over the other teen.
Bills is waiting that's why I feel the heat of needing a job