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In the space of mere weeks, the global economy has been transformed and millions of workers have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic. Yet it has also highlighted the long-term security of other professions. Click or scroll through as we look at the recession-proof jobs that will survive the current crisis.
Frances Carruthers
13 April 2020
Features
A lot of the jobs mentioned are public sector jobs, some, of course, are essential. A lot of public sector jobs are no job, due to corvid19 government tax receipts will drop dramatically surely meaning that there will be a purge on all the deadwood
There are many more essential jobs we will always require in the forseeable future, ie Car Mechanic,Postal Workers, Builders, Electricians and many more.
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