Best Sustainable Jobs For 2010
Now we all know the disastrous impact the financial crisis of 2008 had on us and it’s still not over. Surprising to say it has been 2 years and career stability is still a farsighted dream for some. Employment is scarce as President Barrack Obama desperately tries to resolve the increasing 10% unemployment rate prevailing in the country which is also damaging the economy’s growth and possibility to push towards brighter side. In situations like this you can’t sit on you sofa and turn into a couch potato waiting for the government to take some action. You have to step up like ‘Nacho Libre’ and take a hold of your life swirling into the whirlpool of sadness. 
We have performed a research for all those lethargic sleepyheads out there; a recent article displayed at Yahoo’s hot jobs has enlisted a number of jobs. This will have a relatively secured grounds for career stability and getting you back on track.
Accountant jobs
Accountant will tend to suffer better in the year 2010 and ahead is because they cannot be hit by any financial crisis. Companies will always require accountants to perform audit and prepare annual reports. Accountants will be required to keep checks on the books to record any fraud or any malicious activities by the top level management.
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Career Tips for People 45 or Older
If you are 45 or above and you are searching or want to do a job that involves several factors to keep you active then there are useful tips for you. For those who are eager to get a consistent paycheck that also contributes to the best health of the American public and to the environment then there are three best employment fields, these are preventive health care, food safety and for increased home emergency homes retrofitting.
Health Care, Food safety and Weatherization:
Federal government is looking to expand some service, protect vulnerable populations and to eliminating risk or reducing them in all these three factors. This effort is from the dependence on bacterial contamination of the food supply or foreign oil. These jobs opportunities are not only providing the earning incentives but also some other welfare reasons that are associated to these jobs exist. The workers from these fields are really precious, important, and several times life guarding for other American people.
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Citigroup Layoffs Can Leave upto 58,000 Jobless
In an unfortunate turn of events, Citigroup revealed it’s plan to cut around 58,000 jobs to help the company adjust better to current economic crisis. These layoffs are planned in addition to 23,000 jobs already eliminated since January 2008. Overall CitiGroup laid off about 300,000 Jobs world wide since the January 2008.
Cost Cut is major concern as credit market squeezes. Citigroup is expected to save money by layoffs, sale of units and attrition as well as cutting day to day running expenditure. Vikram Pamdit, the CEO of Citigroup is notorious for taking such dramatic measures in difficult times. It will no doubt help Citigroup survive the troubled times by increasing profitability and likely to help the stock price as well. Citigroup’s stock fell into the single digits for the first time since bank was created in 1998 from the merger of Travelers Group Inc and Citicorp.
Shares of Citigroup are currently trading at $9.26 (I never saw it go below $50 since 2001)
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