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How to survive the recession - list of fastest growing jobs in US during the period 1929-1933

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Posted by ian 235 days ago (onlinejournal.com). Views: 942
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See how the recession will affect your company or your job. In hard times, the government jobs are fairly safe. So if you are offered a job in city or federal institution, then take it; even if it pays considerably less than the private company. Remember that long-term financial security is more important than the short-term rewards. And while we talk of jobs, let us look at employment development during the great depression.

The following is the list of fastest growing jobs in US during the period 1929-1933 (Source: Historical Statistics of the United States).

* Persons engaged in gasoline service stations 34 percent

* State and local government employees: 3 percent

* Persons engaged in repair services: 18 percent

* Federal employees: 6 percent

* College faculty: 32 percent

* Persons engaged in legal services: 12 percent

* Persons engaged in liquor stores: 335 percent

* Public school teachers: 2 percent

* Persons engaged in second hand stores: 35 percent

* Physicians: 6 percent

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