Employedfaggots, how is your job security in the event of a recession

>>138593262
I work in hospitality IT. We will always need hotels and computers.

>>138593262
stagehands union/custom fabrication. im fucked

Science teacher. There aren't enough of us now, I'm sound as a pound.

>>138594038
same boat, used to be a scenic artist,shop I worked at had huge layoffs, now I work at an escape room-- which will probably peter out as fad

>>138594262
you're a scientist, shouldn't you be sound as a metric unit?

>>138593262
I work for the government. I am recession proof.

Working on getting a permanent position as a civilian contractor in the military, so there's a lot of job security.

Shitty

I don't know.

What happens to disability bux during recessions?

>>138593262
I work in the pool industry, so perhaps I'm a little at risk. Seeing how they are luxury items however, I think I'm okay.

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lemme slip this in here

>>138594661
Famous last words

I'm in manufacturing but our product is in great demand. My hours could maybe be cut. Seeing as my company just made another large investment with itself, I say I'll think we'll be fine.

Water plant operator, I'm good.

Defense contracting. Unless the geopolitical realities of the world change anytime soon I'm good.

>>138595323
What a bizarre tirade. Is she trying to get him fired?

Electrician so fuuucked

>>138593262
My job relies more on the nippomese economy than american. So Id probably be fine. Although Im a new grad hire, so id probs be of the first to go.

>>138593262
>Tfw I work for the military industrial complex. So long as there are wars there is work.

>>138595717
mods

>>138595717
MMODDDDSSSSS

>>138593262
>Office job outsourced to Romania
>Get new job delivering pizza
>20/hr???

...People always need pizza I guess?

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>>138593262
since I run a business that relies on wealthy people I would be fucked.

>>138593262
Im a labtechfag/chemist for an automotive parts company. I wont be layed off easily due to my daily work, but if the company goes down I'll have no choice but to jobhunt.
If they choose to lay me off or fire my though, I'll be taking all my company process secrets and chemical knowledge to one of their competitors.

>>138595717
Classic Roach

>insurance

law says you have to have car insurance. don't forget to pay your premium this month, kids. hate to have you get in trouble.

I work software development. There's no shortage of work and the only thing keeping me from quitting my current job and going to a higher pay is that I enjoy the office culture.

>>138593262
bretty gud

>>138595323
god, what a dumb bitch

>>138594661
>I work for the government.

As do I, as a forensic computer examiner. The job itself is pretty secure, and I'm the senior guy so I'm even more secure, but nothing is "recession proof".

>>138595352
Why do you think that?

>>138596803
because your job is nothing more than a line item on a budget that can get whacked....?

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I'm a system admin. I can see what billion dollar companies are trading. My job's secure so long as I don't fuck up or leave.

>>138597524
where's the money going other than equity markets? bond yields are shit until you get to the risky ones

>>138597747
fx

>>138597444
Not exactly, but trips of truth means I'm fucked then?

>>138598007
it doesn't mean you're fucked, it just means you can get bushwhacked.

>>138597897
just arbitration or any good long plays?

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>>138598656
My job is specialized, I'm employee 1of 1 as far as my job goes, plus I'm in a union. I'm pretty comfy.

>>138593262
I work in security for the oil pipelines, that won't be going away probably, because turnover is awful, and my time at work is spent studying IT for the future.
And if it does go away, I'll just get a student loan and go to trade school to get an electrician ticket.

>>138594448
Metric unit isn't a British currency

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>>138593262
I work an a cannabis farm making $25.50 an hour.
My whole life I have delt in marijuana.
I am recession proof.

>>138595323
I like it. I hope this is the new status quo for politicians. I'm sick of faggot bitches talking shit to people that can't talk back.

>>138598860
dunno what you mean

I work in coordination with a production line for anheuser Busch.

I will literally be the very, very last thing to go, none of you faggots will outlast me.

>>138593262
Aviation: pilot or airframe and powerplant technicician

Industry grew and wages increased after the great recession of 08.

There were no significant layoffs that I am aware of. Some companies did go under, but the pilots and mechanics were quickly hired by competitors.

There is a shortage of both pilots and A&P's, forcing wages up.

We have a union seniority system. Once you are senior enough, you are almost immune to layoffs unless the whole company goes under.

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Roofer

Pre recession: people have enough money to afford a brand new roof
During recession: people that can still afford a new roof buy them, people who can't afford it need repairs.

I'm pretty safe.

>>138593262
Starting my job in a warehouse next week. It's a step up from retail, so I think I'll be good.

>>138603319
congrats