why the CAA gives license if there are no job at the end
Because they are a licencing authority, not a job agency. You (rather naively) sat your exams and passed your flying tests and handed over your licence application and logbooks with your cheque. In return, they kept their side of the bargain and gave you a licence. I don't recall there being any intimation of possible employment from the CAA when I 'bought' my blue book........
As for
not be a simple mind
perhaps one should look at one's self before ranting at others. You have not listened to anything that anyone has said to you in this post and are convinced that;
1. There are no jobs flying aeroplanes in the UK
2. There certainly are no jobs where they will employ you without a type rating.
3. Everyone who says they know someone who has been employed recently is a liar.
4. The industry is treating you badly.
You swing from berating everyone to playing the wounded puppy and even say
Believe me, I do not like to moan on the internet
Well, to be honest, the impression you give on here is one of someone totally unsuited to the job you claim to want to have. Perhaps your tainted view allows you to justify your failure........
Good luck, which of course comes to those who seek it out.
PP