Jobs/Industries Not Affected

[Anonymous]

Please tell me your local jobs/industries that are not affected by this administration’s hacking job. I have really tried to think of a backup plan and I can’t think of a single thing. Too late to become a doctor or nurse.

[Anonymous]

Local law enforcement. As society slowly unravels more will be needed.

[Anonymous]

Even nurses could be affected. Half of all nursing care in the US is paid for by Medicaid. If Medicaid is slashed, undoubtedly many nurses will lose their jobs.

[Anonymous]

I’m having a hard time finding something that won’t be affected. We will always need EMTs, but how can hospitals stay open without Medicaid payments? We can’t afford restaurants, home improvement or maintenance, gas, beauty treatments….

What about stores owned by foreign entities? Aldi, ikea, Lidl, Trader Joe’s - now they will still be able to afford to pay their staff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Local law enforcement. As society slowly unravels more will be needed.

How to pay for them? Are they to be volunteer?

Volunteer firefighters are always needed.

[Anonymous]

This industry will be impacted but positively: ICE officer.

Pretty much end of list.

[Anonymous]

All will be impacted, but there are some positives: the suffering will bring us together to revolt. I cannot see a large population of the country losing their livelihoods and taking it lying down. I mean, what are we supposed to do?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All will be impacted, but there are some positives: the suffering will bring us together to revolt. I cannot see a large population of the country losing their livelihoods and taking it lying down. I mean, what are we supposed to do?

(And my revolt, obviously don’t mean violence, just pushing back).

[Anonymous]

Education. There is already a shortage of teachers. Those out of a job will flock to teaching for stability, steady income (of course it will be a huge cut for most) and benefits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Local law enforcement. As society slowly unravels more will be needed.

Local law enforcement officers are government employees paid by tax dollars. The federal DOGE mess will trickle down to the state and local levels as they lose tax revenue and federal funding. What will happen is that people will have to hire private security guards and more neighborhoods will become gated communities. Look at other countries where this is commonplace.

It’s gonna get ugly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Education. There is already a shortage of teachers. Those out of a job will flock to teaching for stability, steady income (of course it will be a huge cut for most) and benefits.

How to pay for teachers or even schools’ electric bills if the taxpayers are no longer able to pay taxes? Schools will likely close or consolidate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Local law enforcement. As society slowly unravels more will be needed.

Local law enforcement officers are government employees paid by tax dollars. The federal DOGE mess will trickle down to the state and local levels as they lose tax revenue and federal funding. What will happen is that people will have to hire private security guards and more neighborhoods will become gated communities. Look at other countries where this is commonplace.

It’s gonna get ugly.

Uh, we can’t afford to live in a gated community or have private security guards. WTF.

[Anonymous]

I'm a private investigator whose primary clients are hedge funds. Business is very good for now. My wife works in PR; her clients are primarily corporations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Education. There is already a shortage of teachers. Those out of a job will flock to teaching for stability, steady income (of course it will be a huge cut for most) and benefits.

How to pay for teachers or even schools’ electric bills if the taxpayers are no longer able to pay taxes? Schools will likely close or consolidate.

+1

Local school systems will be impacted but loss of income tax revenues (as much as some posters seem to think education funding grows on trees).

Unless you are interested in teaching, don't frantically invest your time and resources to become a teacher.

If it fits with your skillset, look into state and local government jobs (though these will be impacted too).

[Anonymous]

Residential property management (apartment rentals). We are hiring like crazy at my company.