| Bahhbeehhaaaa | 07-15-2012 08:17 PM |
TOP 10 most/least stressful jobs of 2012. TOP 10 highest paid CEOs in Canada
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TOP 10 most stressful jobs of 2012
10. Taxi driver. Annual income: $22,440 Key reasons for stress: low pay, long hours, often victims of crime
9. Photojournalist. Annual income: $40,000 Key reasons for stress: Constant deadline, little control over daily work schedule, competitive pressure, dangerous work situations
8. Senior corporate executive. Annual income: $165,830 Key reasons for stress: Responsible for large number of employees' livelihoods, facing shareholders
7. Public relations executive. Annual income: $91,810 Key reasons for stress: Constant pressure from clients, very little control over work schedule
6. Event coordinator. Key reasons for stress: Extremely demanding clients (especially for weddings)
5. Police officer. Annual income: $53,540 Key reasons for stress: Little control over daily duties, dangerous work situations, constant life-death decisions
4. Military general. Annual income: $196,300
3. Airline pilot Annual. income: $103,210 Key reasons for stress: Long hours, no control over weather conditions, responsible for passengers' lives
2. Firefighter. Annual income: $45,250
1. Soldier. Annual income: $35,580 Key reasons for stress: Extremely dangerous work conditions, constant threat of death, extended duty away from family
TOP 10 Least Stressful Jobs of 2012
10. Electrical technician Average wage per year: $56,040 Key factors for low stress: Work on their own schedules, no deadlines
9. Furniture upholsterer Average wage per year: $29,960. Key factors for low stress: Work on their own schedules
8. Dietitian Average wage per year: $53,250 Key factors for low stress: Happy clients, healthy environment
7. Low-end assembly line worker Average wage per year: $31,250 Key factors for low stress: Regular hours, no pressure to speed up production
6. Audiologist Average wage per year: $66,660 Key factors for low stress: Healthy work environment, happy patients
5. Medical Laboratory Technician Average Income: $36,280 Key factors for low stress: No deadlines, low pressure environment
4. Dressmaker-Tailor Average Income: $26,560 Key factors for low stress: Non-demanding clientele, happy work environment
3. Hair stylist Average Income: $22,760 Key factors for low stress: Non-demanding clientele, low pressure environment
2: Jeweler Average Income: $35,170 Key factors for low stress: Happy work environment, happy clientele
1: Medical recoards techician Average Income: $32,350 Key factors for low stress: No constant monitoring from bosses, regular 9-5 hours, no deadline.
Top 10 highest paid CEOs in Canada
10. Richard Waugh, Bank Of Nova Scotia: $10,617,196
9. Gordon Nixon, Royal Bank of Canada: $11,171,129
8. Charles Jeannes, Goldcorp Inc.: $11,323,770
7. Edmund Clark, Toronto-Dominion Bank: $11,380,730
6. William Downe, Bank of Montreal: $11,420,242
5. Peter Marrone, Yamana Gold Inc.: $12,420,462
4. Gerald Schwartz, Onex Corp.: $14,137,644
3. Donald Walker, Magna International Inc.: $14,841,085
2. Bradley Shaw, Shaw Communications Inc.: $15,851,336
1. Michael Pearson, Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc.: $36,318,841
Most stressful jobs of 2012
http://www.vancouversun.com/business....html?tab=PHOT
Canada's top 10 highest paid CEOs - The Globe and Mail
| how many of you work in one of these jobs? Consider changing career?
On the first day of the working calender.. anyone of the CEOs above have already earned my annual salary!! :okay: |
