Have you ever been involved with the long term unemployed?
Many are unemployable and their number is about 300k, the rest of the 1.6m are churn, short term.
My DD was a carer when she was at Uni, its a complex job, often involving handing out the clients meds & in the community, usually requires a car, which rules out huge numbers of the unemployed.
The main requirement is empathy, which vast numbers don't have (as can be seen on many MN threads) followed by literacy skills, again, many long term employed don't have this.
Tories managed to get huge numbers to leave the sector (vaccines) and many more have left to work in higher paid roles, even in supermarkets.
The Indians and Africans who have come here to look after my neighbour, don't stay, the many Indian women i've met, have all gone home/left care, they simply couldn't live on the money they were earning, same with the African men.
Her care is now done by crisis teams directly employed by the NHS.
Forcing people who are unsuited to care roles, is a quick way to wreck the morale of those who don't want to be in the sector, no one enjoys working with people they would literally have to clean up after.