Insurance tends to be a stable and reliable career, according to the June 2020 employment report compiled by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and analyzed in a recent blog post published by the Insurance Information Institute. "It looks like the insurance industry is doing its part to keep the economy running," wrote Steven Weisbart, the I.I.I.'s chief economist.
Indeed, as the following infographic from the July 2020 issue of NU Property & Casualty magazine illustrates, insurance tends to be a recession-proof career.
"Going to Work in Insurance," Chalkboard Infographic, July 2020 NU Property & Casualty, Illustration by Shaw Nielsen
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