http://mtherald.com/recession-proof-jobs-and-careers-at-a-glance/ The Miscellaneous Yakkings of a Medical Transcriptionist Mon, 06 Sep 2010 07:12:35 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://mtherald.com/recession-proof-jobs-and-careers-at-a-glance/#comment-13845 The Recession: Is it Time to Lower Your Standards? | Twirlit Mon, 19 Oct 2009 19:01:31 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=198#comment-13845 [...] is unaffected by the recession, and that as a mentor at a local school she counsels kids to go into fields that are also untouched by a poor economy, like healthcare, law and public safety.  She said, “I tell kids to keep their hobbies their [...] [...] is unaffected by the recession, and that as a mentor at a local school she counsels kids to go into fields that are also untouched by a poor economy, like healthcare, law and public safety.  She said, “I tell kids to keep their hobbies their [...]

]]> http://mtherald.com/recession-proof-jobs-and-careers-at-a-glance/#comment-13530 Safe Recession Jobs Mon, 11 May 2009 15:28:21 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=198#comment-13530 What happened to public service? Jobs like Garbage collector and Police Officer are pretty recession proof. Both are guaranteed to be needed for the next decade. What happened to public service? Jobs like Garbage collector and Police Officer are pretty recession proof. Both are guaranteed to be needed for the next decade.

]]> http://mtherald.com/recession-proof-jobs-and-careers-at-a-glance/#comment-13352 Raj Thu, 05 Feb 2009 03:22:30 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=198#comment-13352 Yes, the lack of demand for crude, falling oil prices, and scores of foreign employees working in the middle east not only in the oil fields but also other sectors (drivers, carpenters, plumbers, masons, electricians and other blue collar jobs) returning to their hometowns indicates the recession is worse this time with its roots penetrating deep into the economy and has not the spared energy sector and the petroleum countries too! Some of my friends working in oil fields (drilling, refining etc.) in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have returned home and they predict the situation to become more worse in the coming months. Yes, the lack of demand for crude, falling oil prices, and scores of foreign employees working in the middle east not only in the oil fields but also other sectors (drivers, carpenters, plumbers, masons, electricians and other blue collar jobs) returning to their hometowns indicates the recession is worse this time with its roots penetrating deep into the economy and has not the spared energy sector and the petroleum countries too! Some of my friends working in oil fields (drilling, refining etc.) in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have returned home and they predict the situation to become more worse in the coming months.

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