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Divorce
Rates by Profession
Surprisingly, not much good data

is available connecting divorce
rates and occupation. A 2010
study is the only one I found that
does a relatively thorough job of
it. The huge table below (listing
divorce rates by profession) is the
data provided by that study.
The reason I became curious
about this is that I read in
American Sniperthat Navy SEALs
divorce rate is 90-95%. Whether
thats true or not, it made me
wonder what the rate is for other occupations. It seems intuitive to me that a
persons job may be one of the best predictors of a marriages success or
failure. The balance between work and family seems to be a common day-today struggle of the middle class average Joe.
There are a lot of factors wrapped up in what occupation a person has. The job
defines the amount of hours you work, the mental toll it takes, and also the
personality you develop from succeeding or failing at that job. And conversely,
the job you choose is certainly a reflection of your personality.
The table below identifies that the highest divorce rates are for dancers,
bartenders, and massage therapists, all around 40%. Perhaps the extroverted
nature of these job reflects a personality that is unwilling to commit or quickly
gets tired of the same old thing. The occupations with the lowest divorce rates
(of less than 10%) mostly seem to be engineers. I was very surprised to read
this, because of the intellectual and mental toll that a lot of these jobs take. The
engineers I know become extremely passionate about their work, which I
assumed can take away from the marriage. But perhaps it doesnt. Theres hope
for us nerds after all.
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Occupation
Divorce Rate
Dancers and choreographers
43.05
Bartenders
38.43
Massage therapists
38.22
Gaming cage workers
34.66
Extruding and forming machine
32.74
setters, operators, and tenders,

synthetic and glass fibers
Gaming services workers
31.34
Food and tobacco roasting, baking,
29.78
and drying machine operators and

tenders
Telephone operators
29.3
Textile winding, twisting, and
29.02
drawing out machine setters,

operators, and tenders
Nursing, psychiatric, and home health
28.95
aides
Personal and home care aides
28.76
Entertainers and performers, sports
28.49
and related workers, all other

Baggage porters, bellhops, and
28.43
concierges
Telemarketers
28.1
Residential advisors
27.78
Communications equipment
27.73
operators, all other

Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling
27.27
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equipment operators and tenders

First-line supervisors/managers of
27.21
gaming workers
Waiters and waitresses
27.12
Roofers
26.85
Maids and housekeeping cleaners
26.38
Brokerage clerks
26.37
Parking enforcement workers
26.25
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
25.94
Sailors and marine oilers
25.88
Multiple machine tool setters,
25.58
operators, and tenders, metal and

plastic
Postal service mail sorters,
25.38
processors, and processing machine

operators
Helpers
extraction workers
25.34
Licensed practical and licensed
25.32
vocational nurses
Food preparation and serving related
25.24
workers, all other

Paralegals and legal assistants
25.16
Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle
24.99
operators and tenders

Cementing and gluing machine
24.96

Other transportation workers
24.83
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Riggers
24.63
Helpers, construction trades
24.43
Financial examiners
24.39
Refuse and recyclable material
24.36
collectors
Hunters and trappers
24.3
Transportation attendants
24.29
Combined food preparation and
24.24
serving workers, including fast food

Therapists, all other
24.2
Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging,
24.02
and systems assemblers

Switchboard operators, including
23.92
answering service
Dispatchers
23.91
Paving, surfacing, and tamping
23.72
equipment operators
Security guards and gaming
23.67
surveillance officers
Announcers
23.64
Sawing machine setters, operators,
23.63
and tenders, wood

Fish and game wardens
23.53
Sociologists
23.53
Extruding, forming, pressing, and
23.53
compacting machine setters,

Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
23.49
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Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
23.49
Office machine operators, except
23.44
computer
Nonfarm animal caretakers
23.36
Opticians, dispensing
23.32
Food cooking machine operators and
23.3
tenders
Eligibility interviewers, government
23.2
programs
Bookbinders and bindery workers
23.18
Social workers
23.16
Dishwashers
23.14
Cutting, punching, and press machine
23.07
setters, operators, and tenders, metal

and plastic
Commercial divers
22.98
Textile knitting and weaving machine
22.98
setters, operators, and tenders

Interviewers, except eligibility and
22.93
loan
Packaging and filling machine
22.91

Milling and planning machine setters,
22.9

plastic
Pressers, textile, garment, and related
22.88
materials
Conveyor operators and tenders
22.77
Emergency medical technicians and
22.75
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paramedics
Forest and conservation workers
22.69
Photographic process workers and
22.69
processing machine operators

Machine feeders and offbearers
22.68
Advertising sales agents
22.6
Motion picture projectionists
22.58
Pile-driver operators
22.57
Counter and rental clerks
22.52
Animal trainers
22.5
Cashiers
22.5
Counselors
22.49
Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
22.42
Laborers and freight, stock, and
22.41
material movers, hand

Bill and account collectors
22.36
Painters, construction and
22.32
maintenance
Data entry keyers
22.32
Painting workers
22.31
Agents and business managers of
22.3
artists, performers, and athletes

Meeting and convention planners
22.24
Electrical, electronics, and
22.23
electromechanical assemblers
Molders and molding machine
22.19
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and plastic
Property, real estate, and community
22.12
association managers
Miscellaneous community and social
22.12
service specialists
Cutting workers
22.11
Actors
22.08
Lay-out workers, metal and plastic
22.07
Health diagnosing and treating
22.04
practitioners, all other

Miscellaneous assemblers and
22.03
fabricators
Miscellaneous health technologists
22
and technicians
Ambulance drivers and attendants,
21.96
except emergency medical

technicians
Agricultural inspectors
21.94
21.93
personal service workers

Industrial truck and tractor operators
21.92
Loan interviewers and clerks
21.81
Unemployed, with no work
21.81
experience since 1995

21.8
food preparation and serving

workers
Miscellaneous legal support workers
21.71
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Fishers and related fishing workers
21.66
Mail clerks and mail machine
21.66
operators, except postal service

Packers and packagers, hand
21.65
Proofreaders and copy markers
21.61
Bailiffs, correctional officers, and
21.54
jailers
Stock clerks and order fillers
21.53
Woodworking machine setters,
21.51
operators, and tenders, except sawing
Correspondence clerks
21.49
Miscellaneous construction and
21.46
related workers
Customer service representatives
21.44
Structural iron and steel workers
21.43
Food servers, nonrestaurant
21.38
Taxi drivers and chauffeurs
21.3
Metal furnace and kiln operators and
21.28
tenders
Metalworkers and plastic workers, all
21.28
other
Supervisors, protective service
21.25
workers, all other

Manufactured building and mobile
21.22
home installers
Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile
21.2
equipment mechanics, installers, and

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repairers
Agricultural and food science
21.18
technicians
Service station attendants
21.09
Statistical assistants
21.09
Miscellaneous entertainment
21.04
attendants and related workers

Construction laborers
20.98
Respiratory therapists
20.97
Food preparation workers
20.93
Court, municipal, and license clerks
20.92
File Clerks
20.91
Helpers
production workers
20.86
Cooks
20.86
Carpenters
20.85
Cargo and freight agents
20.82
Carpet, floor, and tile installers and
20.81
finishers
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers,
20.8
and weighers
Job printers
20.74
Furniture finishers
20.73
Billing and posting clerks and
20.71
machine operators
Drilling and boring machine tool
20.63

and plastic
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and plastic
Drywall installers, ceiling tile
20.63
installers, and tapers

Technical writers
20.59
Hairdressers, hairstylists, and
20.58
cosmetologists
Procurement clerks
20.56
Postal service clerks
20.56
Medical assistants and other
20.56
healthcare support occupations

Hazardous materials removal
20.52
workers
Order clerks
20.5
Janitors and building cleaners
20.49
Hosts and hostesses, restaurant,
20.49
lounge, and coffee shop

Forging machine setters, operators,
20.47
and tenders, metal and plastic

Model makers and patternmakers,
20.45
wood
Reservation and transportation ticket
20.45
agents and travel clerks

Receptionists and information clerks
20.45
Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks
20.44
Computer operators
20.42
Word processors and typists
20.41
Production workers, all other
20.39
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Social and community service
20.36
managers
Credit authorizers, checkers, and
20.35
clerks
Cement masons, concrete finishers,
20.34
and terrazzo workers

Medical, dental, and ophthalmic
20.31
laboratory technicians
Human resources assistants, except
20.29
payroll and timekeeping

Payroll and timekeeping clerks
20.19
Counter attendants, cafeteria, food
20.19
concession, and coffee shop

Other business operations specialists
20.18
Bridge and lock tenders
20.13
Chefs and head cooks
20.1
Medical records and health
20.06
information technicians
Sheet metal workers
19.99
Brickmasons, blockmasons, and
19.91
stonemasons
Telecommunications line installers
19.85
and repairers
Office and administrative support
19.85
workers, all other

Earth drillers, except oil and gas
19.78
Textile, apparel, and furnishings
19.77
workers, all other

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Transportation inspectors
19.76
Security and fire alarm systems
19.76
installers
Miscellaneous personal appearance
19.67
workers
Miscellaneous social scientists and
19.65
related workers
Meter readers, utilities
19.64
Surveying and mapping technicians
19.62
Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing,
19.62
and blending workers

19.58
correctional officers
19.58
housekeeping and janitorial workers

Welding, soldering, and brazing
19.57
workers
Fence erectors
19.57
Structural metal fabricators and
19.49
fitters
Motor vehicle operators, all other
19.36
Psychologists
19.3
Printing machine operators
19.26
Grounds maintenance workers
19.24
Weighers, measurers, checkers, and
19.23
samplers, recordkeeping
Personal care and service workers, all
19.22
other
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Electronic home entertainment
19.2
equipment installers and repairers

Tax examiners, collectors, and
19.19
revenue agents
Insurance claims and policy
19.18
processing clerks
Maintenance and repair workers,
19.17
general
Mathematicians
19.15
Driver/sales workers and truck
19.14
drivers
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and
19.13
buffing machine tool setters,

operators, and tenders, metal
Human resources, training, and labor
19.1
relations specialists
Medical and health services
19.06
managers
Butchers and other meat, poultry, and
19.04
fish processing workers

Animal control workers
19.02
Secretaries and administrative
18.99
assistants
Operating engineers and other
18.97
construction equipment operators

Semiconductor processors
18.96
Computer support specialists
18.93
18.93
office and administrative support

workers
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workers
Archivists, curators, and museum
18.92
technicians
Upholsterers
18.92
Office clerks, general
18.9
Crane and tower operators
18.89
Diagnostic related technologists and
18.87
technicians
Etchers and engravers
18.85
Production, planning, and expediting
18.85
clerks
Claims adjusters, appraisers,
18.85
examiners, and investigators

Barbers
18.83
Parts salespersons
18.77
Reinforcing iron and rebar workers
18.74
Shoe machine operators and tenders
18.73
Health diagnosing and treating
18.71
practitioner support technicians

Military enlisted tactical operations
18.68
and air/weapons specialists and crew

members
Prepress technicians and workers
18.66
Automotive body and related
18.64
repairers
Electrical and electronics repairers,
18.62
industrial and utility

Budget analysts
18.59
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Small engine mechanics
18.55
Food service managers
18.51
Insurance underwriters
18.5
Sewing machine operators
18.5
Paper goods machine setters,
18.48

Bus drivers
18.44
Radiation therapists
18.41
Bakers
18.37
New accounts clerks
18.33
Locksmiths and safe repairers
18.29
Electric motor, power tool, and
18.29
related repairers
Broadcast and sound engineering
18.27
technicians and radio operators

Photographers
18.23
Woodworkers, all other
18.21
Plasterers and stucco masons
18.21
Computer control programmers and
18.17
operators
Crossing guards
18.17
Logging workers
18.15
Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and
18.05
steamfitters
Chemical technicians
18.05
Molders, shapers, and casters, except
18.04
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Molders, shapers, and casters, except
18.04
metal and plastic

Sales and related workers, all other
18
Material moving workers, all other
17.99
Purchasing agents, except wholesale,
17.98
retail, and farm products

Plating and coating machine setters,
17.94

plastic
Loan counselors and officers
17.93
Editors
17.92
Information and record clerks, all
17.89
other
Animal breeders
17.88
Registered nurses
17.83
Dental assistants
17.83
Coin, vending, and amusement
17.75
machine servicers and repairers

Postal service mail carriers
17.71
Models, demonstrators, and product
17.71
promoters
Couriers and messengers
17.69
Producers and directors
17.68
Supervisors, transportation and
17.67
material moving workers

Railroad conductors and yardmasters
17.66
Clinical laboratory technologists and
17.66
technicians
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Sales representatives, services, all
17.65
other
Operations research analysts
17.6
News analysts, reporters and
17.54
correspondents
Urban and regional planners
17.51
Bookkeeping, accounting, and
17.48
auditing clerks
Bus and truck mechanics and diesel
17.47
engine specialists
Miscellaneous media and
17.47
communication workers
Automotive service technicians and
17.42
mechanics
Radio and telecommunications
17.41
equipment installers and repairers

Private detectives and investigators
17.41
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
17.4
Compliance officers, except
17.38
agriculture, construction, health and

safety, and transportation
Model makers and patternmakers,
17.37
metal and plastic

Extruding and drawing machine
17.35

and plastic
Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket
17.3
takers
Biological technicians
17.28
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Biological technicians
17.28
Glaziers
17.28
Pest control workers
17.23
Heating, air conditioning, and
17.22
refrigeration mechanics and

installers
Cooling and freezing equipment
17.22

Financial specialists, all other
17.21
Other life, physical, and social science
17.19
technicians
Real estate brokers and sales agents
17.17
Water and liquid waste treatment
17.15
plant and system operators

Highway maintenance workers
17.14
Artists and related workers
17.13
Musicians, singers, and related
17.11
workers
Helpers
installation, maintenance, and
17.08
repair workers
Gaming managers
17.06
Stationary engineers and boiler
16.99
operators
Retail salespersons
16.99
Engineering technicians, except
16.97
drafters
Rail-track laying and maintenance
16.95
equipment operators
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Dining room and cafeteria attendants
16.94
and bartender helpers

Librarians
16.9
Roustabouts, oil and gas
16.9
Dietitians and nutritionists
16.89
Paperhangers
16.84
Child care workers
16.83
Other installation, maintenance, and
16.8
repair workers
Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment
16.75
service technicians and mechanics

Designers
16.74
Logisticians
16.73
Human resources managers
16.69
Rolling machine setters, operators,
16.68
and tenders, metal and plastic

Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners
16.67
Tire builders
16.61
Wholesale and retail buyers, except
16.58
farm products
Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers
16.58
Recreation and fitness workers
16.57
Special education teachers
16.55
16.52
retail sales workers

Lodging managers
16.48
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Machinists
16.48
Electricians
16.48
Lathe and turning machine tool
16.46

and plastic
Physician assistants
16.45
Occupational therapist assistants and
16.43
aides
Food batchmakers
16.43
Aircraft mechanics and service
16.37
technicians
Average US Divorce Percentage
16.35
Administrative services managers
16.31
Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit
16.17
operators, oil, gas, and mining

Tour and travel guides
16.13
Travel agents
16.09
Industrial and refractory machinery
16.04
mechanics
Library assistants, clerical
16.03
Parking lot attendants
16.02
Physical therapist assistants and aides
15.97
Writers and authors
15.92
15.9
production and operating workers

Mining machine operators
15.89
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Boilermakers
15.89
Precision instrument and equipment
15.86
repairers
Tax prepares
15.81
Locomotive engineers and operators
15.77
Public relations specialists
15.68
Miscellaneous plant and system
15.67
operators
Computer scientists and systems
15.64
analysts
Other education, training, and library
15.6
workers
Occupational therapists
15.59
Ship and boat captains and operators
15.55
Desktop publishers
15.53
Economists
15.52
Tool and die makers
15.52
Other teachers and instructors
15.49
Network and computer systems
15.34
administrators
15.31
construction trades and extraction

workers
Miscellaneous mathematical science
15.3
occupations
Railroad brake, signal, and switch
15.29
operators
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Public relations managers
15.28
Purchasing managers
15.27
Lifeguards and other protective
15.27
service workers
Cost estimators
15.23
Electronic equipment installers and
15.23
repairers, motor vehicles

Door-to-door sales workers, news and
15.17
street vendors, and related workers

Transportation, storage, and
15.15
distribution managers
Construction and building inspectors
15.13
Securities, commodities, and financial
15.11
services sales agents

Computer, automated teller, and
15.1
office machine repairers

Textile cutting machine setters,
15.1

Education administrators
15.06
Control and valve installers and
15.02
repairers
Police and sheriff
s patrol officers
15.01
Millwrights
14.99
Dredge, excavating, and loading
14.97
machine operators
Accountants and auditors
14.87
Engine and other machine assemblers
14.85
Insurance sales agents
14.83
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Insurance sales agents
Chemical processing machine setters,
14.83
14.83

Network systems and data
14.81
communications analysts
Financial managers
14.77
Electrical power-line installers and
14.76
repairers
Funeral service workers
14.76
Other extraction workers
14.73
Recreational therapists
14.71
Database administrators
14.7
14.69
landscaping, and groundskeeping

workers
Avionics technicians
14.64
Marine engineers and naval
14.62
architects
General and operations managers
14.6
Managers, all other
14.56
Elevator installers and repairers
14.46
Power plant operators, distributors,
14.43
and dispatchers
Marketing and sales managers
14.38
Sales representatives, wholesale and
14.35
manufacturing
Computer programmers
14.35
Graders and sorters, agricultural
14.32
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products
Management analysts
14.29
Textile bleaching and dyeing machine
14.29

Hoist and winch operators
14.21
Market and survey researchers
14.13
Geological and petroleum technicians
14.12
Fire fighters
14.08
Septic tank servicers and sewer pipe
14.07
cleaners
Athletes, coaches, umpires, and
14.05
related workers
Air traffic controllers and airfield
14.04
operations specialists
Home appliance repairers
14.01
Dental hygienists
14.01
Postsecondary teachers
13.98
Pumping station operators
13.98
13.92
mechanics, installers, and repairers

Miscellaneous agricultural workers
13.92
Chiropractors
13.88
13.88
non-retail sales workers

Electrical and electronics installers
13.85
and repairers, transportation

equipment
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Automotive glass installers and
13.82
repairers
Drafters
13.74
Television, video, and motion picture
13.69
camera operators and editors

Library technicians
13.61
Computer and information systems
13.36
managers
Other healthcare practitioners and
13.34
technical occupations
Explosives workers, ordnance
13.19
handling experts, and blasters

Postmasters and mail
13.14
superintendents
Surveyors, cartographers, and
13.1
photogrammetrists
Insulation workers
13.06
Construction managers
13.05
Environmental scientists and
13.05
geoscientists
Advertising and promotions
13.05
managers
Preschool and kindergarten teachers
13.02
Elementary and middle school
12.93
teachers
Fire inspectors
12.91
Personal financial advisors
12.89
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Tellers
12.85
12.84
farming, fishing, and forestry

workers
Heat treating equipment setters,
12.82

plastic
Statisticians
12.81
Military, rank not specified
12.78
12.75
police and detectives

Secondary school teachers
12.62
Materials engineers
12.58
Detectives and criminal investigators
12.53
Judges, magistrates, and other judicial
12.48
workers
Industrial engineers, including health
12.42
and sanitation
Appraisers and assessors of real
12.38
estate
Jewelers and precious stone and
12.32
metal workers
Credit analysts
12.26
Biological scientists
12.24
Agricultural and food scientists
12.23
Shoe and leather workers and
12.14
repairers
Industrial production managers
12.13
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Chemists and materials scientists
12.01
Nuclear technicians
11.99
Natural sciences managers
11.97
Ship engineers
11.95
Teacher assistants
11.91
Lawyers
11.63
Engineers, all other
11.59
Physical therapists
11.51
Speech-language pathologists
11.4
Purchasing agents and buyers, farm
11.39
products
Maintenance workers, machinery
11.32
Computer software engineers
11.26
Subway, streetcar, and other rail
11.2
transportation workers
Aerospace engineers
11.11
Mining and geological engineers
11.08
Veterinarians
11.04
Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
10.96
Architects, except naval
10.95
Military officer special and tactical
10.92
operations leaders/managers
Fabric and apparel patternmakers
10.82
Funeral directors
10.75
Astronomers and physicists
10.71
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Atmospheric and space scientists
10.71
Tank car, truck, and ship loaders
10.67
Roof bolters, mining
10.28
Electrical and electronic engineers
10.05
Petroleum engineers
9.98
Financial analysts
9.95
Computer hardware engineers
9.94
Farm, ranch, and other agricultural
9.91
managers
Chief executives
9.81
Pharmacists
9.79
Environmental engineers
9.62
First-line enlisted military
9.57
supervisors/managers
Signal and track switch repairers
9.41
Civil engineers
9.35
Religious workers, all other
9.35
Physicians and surgeons
9.23
Mechanical engineers
9.22
Medical scientists
9.11
Physical scientists, all other
8.79
Biomedical engineers
8.74
Legislators
8.74
8.68
fire fighting and prevention workers

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Engineering managers
8.52
Shuttle car operators
8.34
Audiologists
7.77
Dentists
7.75
Farmers and ranchers
7.63
Actuaries
7.61
Chemical engineers
7.48
Conservation scientists and foresters
7.4
Nuclear engineers
7.29
Podiatrists
6.81
Sales engineers
6.61
Directors, religious activities and
5.88
education
Clergy
5.61
Transit and railroad police
5.26
Optometrists
4.01
Agricultural engineers
1.78
Media and communication
equipment workers, all other

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Surprisingly, not much good data

Dancers and choreographers

Gaming cage workers

Extruding and forming machine

setters, operators, and tenders,

Food and tobacco roasting, baking,

and drying machine operators and

Textile winding, twisting, and

drawing out machine setters,

Entertainers and performers, sports

and related workers, all other

operators, all other

equipment operators and tenders

Maids and housekeeping cleaners

Parking enforcement workers

Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks

Sailors and marine oilers

Multiple machine tool setters,

operators, and tenders, metal and

processors, and processing machine

Licensed practical and licensed

workers, all other

Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle

operators and tenders

operators and tenders

Helpers, construction trades

Refuse and recyclable material

Combined food preparation and

serving workers, including fast food

Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging,

and systems assemblers

Paving, surfacing, and tamping

Sawing machine setters, operators,

and tenders, wood

Extruding, forming, pressing, and

compacting machine setters,

Cleaners of vehicles and equipment

Office machine operators, except

Food cooking machine operators and

Cutting, punching, and press machine

setters, operators, and tenders, metal

Textile knitting and weaving machine

setters, operators, and tenders

operators and tenders

operators, and tenders, metal and

Emergency medical technicians and

Photographic process workers and

processing machine operators

Advertising sales agents

Motion picture projectionists

Counter and rental clerks

Laundry and dry-cleaning workers

Laborers and freight, stock, and

material movers, hand

Painters, construction and

Agents and business managers of

artists, performers, and athletes

Electrical, electronics, and

setters, operators, and tenders, metal

Lay-out workers, metal and plastic

Health diagnosing and treating

practitioners, all other

except emergency medical