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Unemployment will increase in my opinion, but their are certain jobs and careers that will always be in demand anywhere in the world and they don't all require a degree. There are magazines (U.S. News & World Report) for one that lists these various careers and jobs. Virtually anything in the medical field will guarantee one employment. Nothing wrong with making major career changes as an adult. It's called survival.

YES, THAT IS WHY MY 26 YEAR OLD IS GOING BACK TO SCHOOL TO BECOME A RN. she has a degree in business. But it just does not pay well here.

There will always be teaching positions open, for those who want to work in education.

chonsigirl;1029864 wrote: There will always be teaching positions open, for those who want to work in education. you are right. but sadly the pay is not very good. thus a lot of young people are looking at the $$$$ sign es. not what would make a difference

Yes, that is true. The pay is not great, but the inner rewards are immeasurable.

What about scientists? The money is not great, but its a good career I have to say.

Galbally;1029890 wrote: What about scientists? The money is not great, but its a good career I have to say.


Great if your researching a cure for cancer...... not so good if your trying to invent money from cheese!!!!!!

What is it your trying to invent gally boy ??? :-3:-3:-3

chonsigirl;1029873 wrote: Yes, that is true. The pay is not great, but the inner rewards are immeasurable. i agree. but i have talked to a lot of my daughter's friends. the reason for not entering the teaching field. was the money. The fields that are so important to our society is so under paid. such as teachers, law enforcement and fire. So very sad.

oscar;1029897 wrote: Great if your researching a cure for cancer...... not so good if your trying to invent money from cheese!!!!!!

What is it your trying to invent gally boy ??? :-3:-3:-3


I'm seeing how sustainable it is to grow several species used for biomass crops in the irish climate, and to use new types of production practices and fertilization methods, its quite interesting actually. We don't work on Cheese, thats another facility that does food science, the cure for cancer thing, well they have cures for various cancers, but there isn't one cure of course. What do you do oscar, apart from the witty remarks etc?

The "repo" man.

Goodwill clerks and warehouse employees.

Unemployment office personnel.

Fruit and vegetable farmers.

Auto mechanics.

Game hunters.

Authors of "self help" books.

along-for-the-ride;1029946 wrote: The "repo" man.

Goodwill clerks and warehouse employees.

Unemployment office personnel.

Fruit and vegetable farmers.

Auto mechanics.

Game hunters.

Authors of "self help" books.



sad but true:(

southern yankee;1029869 wrote: you are right. but sadly the pay is not very good. thus a lot of young people are looking at the $$$$ sign es. not what would make a difference


That depends on where you are, my daughter left teaching 6th grade to have a family and when she left she was making $65,000 a year plus tremendous fully paid benefits, not bad when you consider two months plus off each year.

QUINNSCOMMENTARY;1029952 wrote: That depends on where you are, my daughter left teaching 6th grade to have a family and when she left she was making $65,000 a year plus tremendous fully paid benefits, not bad when you consider two months plus off each year. you are right but each state is different. that is why the more qualified move elsewhere. where they can make a decent living. poor states such as MS and LA. they leave, while they are young

Galbally;1029923 wrote: I'm seeing how sustainable it is to grow several species used for biomass crops in the irish climate, and to use new types of production practices and fertilization methods, its quite interesting actually. We don't work on Cheese, thats another facility that does food science, the cure for cancer thing, well they have cures for various cancers, but there isn't one cure of course. What do you do oscar, apart from the witty remarks etc?


That's what we British called a farmer!!:wah:

Full time, i have the pleasure of doing something that gives me great satisfaction....Taking money from rich people.

My brother is a course Bookmaker and race-horse owner. We travel around the country courses. He has a regular pitch in the Royal enclosure at Ascot once a year and it marvellous taking money from the toffs. The Cheltenham gold cup is another good event for fleecing snobs. I had the great pleasure of seeing 'Paddy the Plasterer win recently'.

We used to come your way as well. I have done Leopardstown course, The Irish Grand national etc and my brother comes to Ireland to buy his Greyhound racer pups.

Part time, i sit on the Housing commitee. I was on local council until very recently, then resigned. I also chair two resident action committee's. :p:p:p

oscar;1030015 wrote: That's what we British called a farmer!!:wah:



Full time, i have the pleasure of doing something that gives me great satisfaction....Taking money from rich people.

My brother is a course Bookmaker and race-horse owner. We travel around the country courses. He has a regular pitch in the Royal enclosure at Ascot once a year and it marvellous taking money from the toffs. The Cheltenham gold cup is another good event for fleecing snobs. I had the great pleasure of seeing 'Paddy the Plasterer win recently'.

We used to come your way as well. I have done Leopardstown course, The Irish Grand national etc and my brother comes to Ireland to buy his Greyhound racer pups.

Part time, i sit on the Housing commitee. I was on local council until very recently, then resigned. I also chair two resident action committee's. :p:p:p
That sounds suspiciously like a community organizer. Do you now or have you ever had ties to known terrorists? :sneaky:

Galbally;1029890 wrote: What about scientists? The money is not great, but its a good career I have to say.


Nothing wrong with being a scientist as long as the specialty is in an employable area.

Hoss;1030052 wrote: If John McCain gets in your best bet will be in the energy industry or the construction industry.

If Barack Obama gets in your best bet will be to get in the government.


Hoss----don't hold your breath on construction, no matter who is elected. The economic situation does not favor construction now or for some time.

Lon;1030109 wrote: Hoss----don't hold your breath on construction, no matter who is elected. The economic situation does not favor construction now or for some time. i agree. there will not be this BIG turn around for whoever gets elected. It will be a slow process. i wish i could remember his name. he has won 2 Nobel prizes for economics. he said that it will get worse. before it slowly begins to get better.

I would say a mechanic for alternative based fuel automobiles but we'll probably need a space ship technologist before then...:wah:...

Won't need any more accountants because $0 is always hard to add...:wah:...

Are people still looking at the "Bigfoot" video?...:wah:...

...Oh!!!!!!!,..I know!!!!!!!...

We can strap an F-15 turbine jet engine the size of your average school bus up on a "Round up", or "Meteorite" as known in the UK, carnival ride conveniently hooked up to 4 gasoline tanker truck hoses...Just as the engine ignites we kick on the gasoline pumps and let loose the "Round up" or "Meteorite" and watch everything disintegrate within what I would guess to be a 1000 feet diameter...

That will keep Rumsfeld busy!!!!!!!...:wah:...

I don't know exactly what field you need to be in, other than the one the apparatus is involved in, but when everyone's dead there will be plenty of jobs!!!!!!!...

:wah:...

...

I kid I kid...

K.Snyder;1030121 wrote: I would say a mechanic for alternative based fuel automobiles but we'll probably need a space ship technologist before then...:wah:...

Won't need any more accountants because $0 is always hard to add...:wah:...

Are people still looking at the "Bigfoot" video?...:wah:...

...Oh!!!!!!!,..I know!!!!!!!...

We can strap an F-15 turbine jet engine the size of your average school bus up on a "Round up", or "Meteorite" as known in the UK, carnival ride conveniently hooked up to 4 gasoline tanker truck hoses...Just as the engine ignites we kick on the gasoline pumps and let loose the "Round up" or "Meteorite" and watch everything disintegrate within what I would guess to be a 1000 feet diameter...

That will keep Rumsfeld busy!!!!!!!...:wah:...

I don't know exactly what field you need to be in, other than the one the apparatus is involved in, but when everyone's dead there will be plenty of jobs!!!!!!!...

:wah:...

...

I kid I kid... you are probably right about the mechanic. my husband works on off shore natural gas and oil platforms. He has 16 years before he can even consider retirement. he has always felt safe. in his field. not many young men. want a DIRTY job. that you have to work hard at. If the oil and gas holds out:

Hoss;1030144 wrote: Oh ok, well then everybody better hope Barack Obama gets in so the government can grow and people can be employed! like i said recovery is a long way off. not around the corner.

Galbally;1029923 wrote: I'm seeing how sustainable it is to grow several species used for biomass crops in the irish climate, and to use new types of production practices and fertilization methods, its quite interesting actually.


I hadn't realized how earth worms can be so significant to the prosperity of our crops until I'd watched a program about that very same fact a few weeks ago...

And from what I've read, particular worms can withstand the utmost diversity of temperatures familiar to human knowledge...

But it is interesting none the less...

Of course you're probably doing things much more complex than playing around with earth worm farms...:wah:...

K.Snyder;1030188 wrote: I hadn't realized how earth worms can be so significant to the prosperity of our crops until I'd watched a program about that very same fact a few weeks ago...

And from what I've read, particular worms can withstand the utmost diversity of temperatures familiar to human knowledge...

But it is interesting none the less...

Of course you're probably doing things much more complex than playing around with earth worm farms...:wah:... if it works. that's what is important, could be worth doing more research

She will be glad she did Nurses are in high demand in any Hospital across this country. They can pick where they want to live and the will pay to move them plus the salaries are excellent. They will court her like she was a star to get her to work in their Hospital. Good move on her part.

[QUOTE]YES, THAT IS WHY MY 26 YEAR OLD IS GOING BACK TO SCHOOL TO BECOME A RN. she has a degree in business. But it just does not pay well here.[/QUOTE]

CARLA;1030192 wrote: She will be glad she did Nurses are in high demand in any Hospital across this country. They can pick where they want to live and the will pay to move them plus the salaries are excellent. They will court her like she was a star to get her to work in their Hospital. Good move on her part. i agree. it is one of those QUICK courses she can get her degree in less time. I know she wants away from Cajun land.