The much-anticipated recession of 2023 has passed with fewer losses than expected, and job seekers can find solace in the positive projections for the economy and the stock market.
However, some concerns remain – namely, the role of artificial intelligence and its impact on the job market.
For workers interested in the top careers for job security, U.S. News ranked the most stable careers this year, based on the U.S. News Best Jobs ranking and analysis. Additionally, we took into consideration the current unemployment rate, future job prospects and potential for job growth in the position over the next 10 years. Data comes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Market Research Analyst
Median salary: $68,230
Education required: Bachelor’s degree
With their sharp analytic skills and knowledge of market conditions, market research analysts help a variety of companies and organizations make informed business decisions. Their skills are useful to companies looking to home in on target demographics and get a grasp on what consumers will pay for a product. Demand for market research analysts is expected to grow by 13.4% in the next 10 years.
Actuary
Median salary: $113,990
Education required: Bachelor’s degree
Actuaries use mathematics, statistics and financial theory to help businesses predict financial risk and uncertainty. They have a firm standing in the insurance industry, but more businesses, such as consulting firms and technology services, are beginning to find uses for these roles. Actuary job opportunities are projected to grow by 23% from 2022 to 2032.
Massage Therapist
Median salary: $49,860
Education required: Postsecondary nondegree award
Massage therapists are specially trained to reduce pain and stress in the body by applying pressure to tight muscles. They can specialize in a variety of treatments, including deep-tissue, acupressure, reflexology, orthopedics, sports massage and more. Massage therapist job opportunities are anticipated to grow 18.3% over the next decade.
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