These folks will be busy.
Posted on 02/17/2023 3:17:59 PM PST by nickcarraway
Top 10 most in-demand jobs in New Zealand include chefs and store managers
With rising costs interest rates, inflation and the Russian-Ukraine war, a recession is very possible in 2023.
And while no industry is fully “recession-proof,” some will survive better than others, according to Matt Cowgill, senior economist at employment marketplace Seek.
“The Reserve Bank is forecasting that the unemployment rate will rise quite sharply in 2023. If that happens, more employers will let staff go, and jobs will be harder to find for those out of work.”
The bank is forecasting a recession this year, stretching into 2024. and expects the employment rate to drop sharply.
And when it comes to the three industries most likely to do well in a recession, healthcare and medical comes out on top, according to Seek.
“People still need to access healthcare even during a period of slow economic growth, so demand for healthcare workers will remain strong during a recession.”
Second on the list is the farming, animals and conservation industry — “people still need to eat, regardless of how the economy’s going.”
Finally, education and training is expected to thrive in a downturn, according to the job board, “as people still want to further their studies and advance their skills during a recession. Teachers will still be required to work and remain in high demand, even during periods of uncertainty.”
The wellbeing of employees across New Zealand is showing signs of decline as economic conditions stress them out, according to ELMO's latest Employee Sentiment Index.
In looking at the latest data, Seek said the top 10 most in-demand jobs in New Zealand right now are:
Registered nurse: $75,768
Administration officer: $55,909
Customer service rep: $54,210 Store manager: $60,534
Retail sales assistant: $46,800
Support worker: $50,462
Storeperson: $52,500
Project manager $131,440
Chef: $56,100 Business analyst: $131,102
Federal Reserve Board chairman and board of governors. They’re even immune to the recessions they cause.
These folks will be busy.
Undertaker, tax collector.
Power systems Dispatchers. Linemen. Electricians. Plumbers.
Repo men, collection agents...
As long as there is a government, Tax collectors will ALWAYS have a job.
Selling drugs and moonshine.
Politicians, Generals and Priests always endure no matter what.
Which jobs are AI proof?
My son is in heating and air conditioning and it’s a year around high-demand, good-paying occupation.
I don’t understand the purpose of this story. Freeper SaxxonWoods is constantly running posts that deny we are in or will have a recession.
The NZ dollar is worth about half of what the US dollar is worth.
Someone regurgitates this story every few years.
The first jobs to go need to be Feral “judges” and shyster lawyers.
“Power systems Dispatchers. Linemen. Electricians. Plumbers.”
Doesn’t matter what you do as long as you work for yourself.
A/C repair
Sewer Treatment/Water Treatment workers, labs, machinists— everything needed to treat filth and create out of it, useful potable water. Always in need, except for the globalists who drink “smart water” from a bottle- they never drink municipal water... never.
Liquor and beauty supply stores
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