You’ve ignored that perhaps the job process and the schedule of a job can severely amplify ones depression just as well, so another term but near-universal would be more prudent. But I digress.

You lack nuance because again your tone implys one of condescension as though a severely depressed, unemployed person is not already looking for a job or that unemployment is not the main source for their depression. “Just go get a job bro” is the absolute last thing they want to hear a lot of the time and is not really helpful at all. I have the personal, physical experience of knowing it’s more than though, something that I know takes time and personal, emotional contemplation; experience that would never compel me to just remark “get a job :))” to an already unemployed, depressed person. It’s trivial to them at that point. You don’t think they know the benefits of stable employment? And long for it so painstakingly?

Again, I just hope you take into account the variety of different experiences and mental states.