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Jobs Most At Risk
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Hi
Have googled it but can't seem to find a website that suggests which jobs (as in positions) might be considered 'at risk'. I know this is not hard and fast and would defiitely depend on the company but just wanted to know what the professionals thought...?
Anyone know of a website/s
ta
GJx
Have googled it but can't seem to find a website that suggests which jobs (as in positions) might be considered 'at risk'. I know this is not hard and fast and would defiitely depend on the company but just wanted to know what the professionals thought...?
Anyone know of a website/s
ta
GJx
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Don't know of any websites but is any job/industry safe?Debt 30k in 2008.:eek::o Cleared all my debt in 2013 and loving being debt free
Mortgage free since 20140 -
Junior and middle managers are often first in line...0
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Deep_In_Debt wrote: »Don't know of any websites but is any job/industry safe?
Hi
I guess I was just looking for the jobs that the industry professionals have said are most at risk ... ie secretaries, ceo's, posties etc.. etc..?
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Well...I worked as a Secretary/PA/Office Manager in Financial Services for nearly 12 years and got made redundant in August. I'm now temping as a Secretary/PA and have been at the same company since October and no signs of going perm...but as I'm earning good money as a temp, am ok with it for the moment.Debt 30k in 2008.:eek::o Cleared all my debt in 2013 and loving being debt free
Mortgage free since 20140 -
Junior and middle managers are often first in line...
I don't think that's necessarily true... especially with juniors. They get paid less and could be more open to changes in their role/responsibilities/title, so if they do their job well I think they'd be an attractive candidate to an employer.0 -
I work with solicitors dealing with conveyancing. As you can imagine, there is practically no work at all at the moment. Nearly every week, I hear from estate agents and solicitors that they are to be made redundant. The future is definitely bleak in this line of work. I can assure you all that the property market is not picking up at all and there are many solicitors tweaking their c.v's....0
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I would think no job is 'safe' at the moment
Im self employed so at least I cant be 'finished' like the last recession
Why dont employers give u several months notice give u chance to adjust
One bloke I worked with(built like a brick ****house)burst into tears when they told us0
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