Insurance tends to be a stable and reliable career, according tothe June 2020 employment report compiled by the U.S. Bureau ofLabor Statistics and analyzed in a recent blog post published by the InsuranceInformation Institute. "It looks like the insurance industry isdoing its part to keep the economy running," wrote StevenWeisbart, the I.I.I.'s chief economist.

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Indeed, as the following infographic from the July 2020 issue ofNU Property & Casualty magazineillustrates, insurance tends to be a recession-proofcareer.

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"Going to Work in Insurance," Chalkboard Infographic, July 2020 NU Property & Casualty , Illustration by Shaw Neilsen "Going to Work in Insurance,"Chalkboard Infographic, July 2020 NU Property & Casualty,Illustration by Shaw Nielsen

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