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Featured Occupation: Lawyers

In the spirit of Election Tuesday, we ask: what was the most common occupational type within the outgoing 115th Congress (January 3, 2017-January 3, 2019)? According to the Congressional Research Service Report, lawyers represented the most prevalent job type (prior to election) for Senators and third highest for House members. As of the beginning of […]

In the spirit of Election Tuesday, we ask: what was the most common occupational type within the outgoing 115th Congress (January 3, 2017-January 3, 2019)?

According to the Congressional Research Service Report, lawyers represented the most prevalent job type (prior to election) for Senators and third highest for House members. As of the beginning of the term, 167 members of the House and 55 members of the Senate had a law degree.

In the video above, Christina and Tina have some fun in providing real answers to common questions about lawyers.

Some examples: Why do lawyers hate their jobs and why do people hate lawyers? Why do lawyers drink so much? Why do lawyers say objection? (“The only time I yell objection is when my boyfriend is talking nonsense…”)

Why are lawyers paid so much? (“I object…on my salary I cannot afford my services…”) Who do lawyers date?

When do lawyers use math? (“Lawyers do not like math…”) Do lawyers lie? (“We do zealously advocate…but no lies…”)

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Also, under advisement: Of the nine categories contained within the Legal occupation, the Bureau of Labor Statistics considers only two, Arbitrators, Mediators, Conciliators and Paralegals and Legal Assistants to be “Bright Outlook” occupations meaning they are anticipated to grow faster than average (employment increase of 10% or more) and/or have 100,000 or more job openings over the period 2016-2026.

Did you know that three of the Top 10 metropolitan areas in the U.S. with the highest concentration of jobs in this occupation are in Florida: #2 Tallahassee, FL (19.66 per 1,000 jobs), #5 Miami-Miami Beach-Kendall, FL Metropolitan Division (15.53 per 1,000) and #8 West Palm Beach-Boca Raton-Delray Beach, FL Metropolitan Division (14.04 per 1,000).

Bonus: You can watch “Lawyers in Love” by Jackson Browne here

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Make Money While You Sleep? Passive Income Explained

Jeff Rose provides a clear overview of several passive investment ideas, including specific sites to gain additional information. Some of the categories and sites discussed include: peer-to-peer lending (Lending Club, Prosper), Deal & Survey, Patre…

Make Money While You Sleep? Passive Income Explained

Featured Career Song: “Working Girl” (Cher)

Released on November 10, 1987, “Working Girl” (from the album Cher) was written by Michael Bolton and Desmond Child and still resonates today. Curiously, the song was not included on the popular 1989 Working Girl movie soundtrack. Lyrics include: The boss checks out her body She’s on the telephone tellin’ his lies Run and get the coffee […]

Released on November 10, 1987, “Working Girl” (from the album Cher) was written by Michael Bolton and Desmond Child and still resonates today. Curiously, the song was not included on the popular 1989 Working Girl movie soundtrack.

Lyrics include:

The boss checks out her body
She’s on the telephone tellin’ his lies
Run and get the coffee
And a smile hides the rage in her eyes
Tonight she’s searching for a reason
As she’s walking home alone in the rain
Mama had to play someone else’s game
Someday she’s breakin’ the chain

Working girl, livin’ in a man’s world
Working girl, you gotta take a stand, girl

Featured Career Song: “Working Girl” (Cher)

Lyrics include:

Working girl, livin’ in a man’s world
Working girl, you gotta take a stand, girl

“The Future of Jobs” in 2020

As demographic and technological changes take hold, so too, the job market is expected to dramatically evolve. A report by the World Economic Forum, called “The Future of Jobs” polled executives from more than 350 employers across nine industries in fifteen of the world’s largest economies. According to the Report, occupations anticipated to be in […]

As demographic and technological changes take hold, so too, the job market is expected to dramatically evolve.

A report by the World Economic Forum, called “The Future of Jobs” polled executives from more than 350 employers across nine industries in fifteen of the world’s largest economies. According to the Report, occupations anticipated to be in higher demand in 2020 include:

“The Future of Jobs” in 2020

As demographic and technological changes take hold, so too, the job market is expected to dramatically evolve.

BLS: The Fastest Growing Occupations 2014-2024

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the fastest growing occupations and the ones that are adding the most new jobs. Projections for the fastest growing job categories indicate a distinct trend as the population ages: Wind turbine service technicians Occupational therapy assistants Physical therapist assistants Physical therapist aides Home health aides Similarly, occupations anticipated to […]

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the fastest growing occupations and the ones that are adding the most new jobs.

Projections for the fastest growing job categories indicate a distinct trend as the population ages:

Similarly, occupations anticipated to offer the most new job opportunities also reflect the impact of aging baby boomers: