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Business Is Booming In The Public Sector

Since the start of the recession, the employment outlook has been grim. But there's one place where the picture is much brighter...the public sector.

According to the non-profit Partnership for Public Service's 2009 projections, the federal government is estimated to hire nearly 273,000 new workers by fall 2012.

Find out which government jobs are growing, and how can you take advantage of these opportunities. ...READ ON ...


Health Care Reform Signals Job Growth

By Tony Moton

The historic Health Care Reform Act is expected to greatly increase the number of people who are covered by health insurance over the next decade.

According to a report released by the Congressional Budget Office, as a result of the bill, some 32 million more non-elderly people will have health insurance by 2019.

With so many newly insured people, the need for health services should grow significantly. And more demand for health services means more demand for trained health professionals. ... READ and CHOOSE ...

In a field currently considered one of the best industries for job growth, this measure can only make it that much better.





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Little Degree but high payings

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Great pay without advanced degrees
The top 10% of earners in one career make six figures, but the job requires just two years of schooling.

reports by: Liz Wolgemuth, On Thursday April 15, 2010, 12:24 pm EDT

A college degree was once a kind of insurance against high tides of unemployment, but this downturn took plenty of white collar, degree-necessary jobs with it. What's more, it's no longer a given that an advanced degree will launch you into the upper echelon of earners.

Consider that a student could invest in a master's degree in anthropology, reasonably expecting to make the median wage for an anthropologist, about $54,000. The middle 50 percent of anthropologists and archeologists earn between $39,200 and $70,980, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Another student could invest in an associate's degree in radiation therapy and expect to earn a radiation therapist's median wage of $72,900 (the middle 50 percent of radiation therapists earn between $59,050 and $87,910.)

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