"They have to get real jobs in the real world?"

Yes, and the more the merrier.

I do have some minor concerns. The first would be their qualifications. You know they have none...they've been working for the government. That qualifies them to be able to slow walk any job regardless of its uselessness. If I were an employer and someone laid a resume' down in front of me and it stated that the applicant had spent the last 10 or more years working for the government, I'd throw it in the trash without so much as a second thought and send them on their way.

The second minor, and I mean minor to the degree it might not even register on the concern-o-meter, is that the stress of trying to find work in the real world would cause an influx of stress related applications to the welfare distributorship. Also there might be an increase in health care cost specifically due to visits to the emergency rooms due to stress related heart attacks.

I think we should be the first to come up with a name for the phenomenon. Real worlditus stress related heart failure?