Report Analyzes Recession-Proof Jobs and Markets
The "Labor-Market Review for 2009" by the Market Research Media Ltd reveals that government jobs in aerospace & defense industries, homeland security and Research & Development are usually the least affected by current recession.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, June 16, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Career planning has taken on new urgency for many workers in recent months, and a new report identifying the top recession-proof jobs and markets may help. The "Labor-Market Review for 2009" by the Market Research Media Ltd reveals that government jobs in aerospace & defense industries, homeland security and Research & Development are usually the least affected by current recession.
According to the report the following employment segments are the most hit by recession:
* Startup Jobs
* Advertising Jobs
* Semiconductor Jobs
Careers that are the safest bets for continued growth include high-tech jobs in government sector:
* Research & Development Jobs
* Homeland Security Jobs
* Aerospace & Defense Jobs
These jobs may be affected by recessions, but they tend to rebound faster than other industries.
The report describes how a recession affects the way employers conduct business, sometimes leading them to reorganize, let some employees go and hire those with different skill sets. There are opportunities for companies and for job seekers, even during a recession - in many cases, industries can expand during a recession because they change the way they do business. Job seekers can be aware of this and adapt to the companies' needs.
The report also found that Aerospace & Defense Industry the most recession resistant.
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