Ken asks…
What is the difference between government jobs and welfare to the public?
What do they make? What do they do that does not make most of out lives more difficult?
Construction jobs are not government jobs even though they are funded partially be the government.
How will those new IRS clerks help you get a job?
Robin West answers:
About 1 in 5 government employee’s actually earn’s their pay…while there isn’t one welfare recipient who earns one cent of their “pay”.
Maria asks…
What kind of government jobs can I get with a BA in Psychology?
I am planning on getting my BA in Psychology and I was wondering what kind of government jobs can I apply for that would appreciate this degree? If you have any other job suggestions please let me know.
Are there any government jobs or other jobs that require any type of Bachelor’s degree in order to qualify?
Robin West answers:
There isn’t a lot you can do with a BA in psychology. You’ll need an advanced degree like a Master’s if you want to do counseling. With a bachelor’s degree you could work as a psych tech in a hospital with a behavioral health unit.
Helen asks…
Do all government jobs require you to be bilingual and have a bachelor’s degree?
Do all government jobs in the United States and Canada require you to be bilingual and hold a university degree?
Wouldn’t a janitor working in a government agency be considered a government job too?
Please give me some examples of government jobs ranging from entry level or very low levels up to middle range. Thanks.
Robin West answers:
The government jobs below the minimum wage do not require a degree.
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