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With unemployment rates skyrocketing, you may question the reliability of your paycheck. Nevertheless, you can take steps to own your career and make it recession-proof.

Improving employability in economic downturns requires strategies such as obtaining certifications, cost cutting, demonstrating leadership, and strong team playing.

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Despite economic recession, a few occupations are hiring and retaining workers. Here's how to find a job with less chance of being laid off.

They say there is a recession just around the corner. If that is true, now is the time for employees to make sure their career is recession proof

Adjunct professors are always needed, and provide part-time work for those in education as well as those without jobs, as a way to sustain them in the economic recession.

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