November 7, 201312 yr 15) Maids and housekeeping cleaners -- 26.38% divorce rate 14) Roofers -- 26.85% divorce rate 13) Waiters/waitresses -- 27.12% divorce rate 12) Telemarketers -- 28.10% divorce rate 11) Baggage porters and concierges -- 28.49% divorce rate 10) Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers -- 28.49% divorce 9) Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides -- 28.95% divorce rate 8) Telephone operators -- 29.30% divorce rate 7) Factory workers: food & tobacco -- 29.78% divorce rate 6) Gaming service worker -- 31.35% divorce rate 5) Extruding machine operator -- 32.74% 4) Gaming cage worker -- 34.66% divorce rate 3) Massage therapists -- 38.22% divorce rate 2) Bartenders -- 38.43% divorce rate 1) Dancers & choreographers -- 43.05% divorce rate BONUS: These are the professions that don't get divorced Media & communication equipment workers -- 0% divorce rate Agricultural engineers -- 1.78% divorce rate Optometrists -- 4.01% divorce rate Transit and railroad police -- 5.26% divorce rate Clergy -- 5.61% divorce rate Directors of religious activity -- 5.88% divorce rate Sales engineers -- 6.61% divorce rate Podiatrists -- 6.81% divorce rate Nuclear engineers -- 7.29% divorce Business Insider
November 7, 201312 yr For some reason, I thought that the national divorce rate was something along the lines of 50%.
November 7, 201312 yr I'll assume the "Media & Communication Equipment Workers" are too busy playing with their gadgets to actually get married...
November 7, 201312 yr It's to no surprise that then lowest divorce rated jobs probably make the most money. :lol2:
November 7, 201312 yr 15) Maids and housekeeping cleaners -- 26.38% divorce rate 14) Roofers -- 26.85% divorce rate 13) Waiters/waitresses -- 27.12% divorce rate 12) Telemarketers -- 28.10% divorce rate 11) Baggage porters and concierges -- 28.49% divorce rate 10) Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers -- 28.49% divorce 9) Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides -- 28.95% divorce rate 8) Telephone operators -- 29.30% divorce rate 7) Factory workers: food & tobacco -- 29.78% divorce rate 6) Gaming service worker -- 31.35% divorce rate 5) Extruding machine operator -- 32.74% 4) Gaming cage worker -- 34.66% divorce rate 3) Massage therapists -- 38.22% divorce rate 2) Bartenders -- 38.43% divorce rate 1) Dancers & choreographers -- 43.05% divorce rate BONUS: These are the professions that don't get divorced Media & communication equipment workers -- 0% divorce rate Agricultural engineers -- 1.78% divorce rate Optometrists -- 4.01% divorce rate Transit and railroad police -- 5.26% divorce rate Clergy -- 5.61% divorce rate Directors of religious activity -- 5.88% divorce rate Sales engineers -- 6.61% divorce rate Podiatrists -- 6.81% divorce rate Nuclear engineers -- 7.29% divorce Business Insider Bingo!!!! Number 5 for me. :banana: (Very rare that somebody specifically says extruder machine operator.)
November 7, 201312 yr I'm surprised not to see Sailors (or military in general) on there. Lots of divorces to my shipmates, and me (twice) while I was active.
November 7, 201312 yr For some reason, I thought that the national divorce rate was something along the lines of 50%. Well those are the rates among individual professions. There's no telling how many marriages there are among those professions as compared to the number of total marriages in the U.S., which could completely change those percentages around. While the rate is highest among choreographers, there can't be many of those folks out there.
November 7, 201312 yr I'm suprised not see airline pilots. I've known about 10 in my life and all have been divorced.
November 7, 201312 yr It's to no surprise that then lowest divorce rated jobs probably make the most money. :lol2: The number one cause of divorce - money.
November 7, 201312 yr Well those are the rates among individual professions. There's no telling how many marriages there are among those professions as compared to the number of total marriages in the U.S., which could completely change those percentages around. While the rate is highest among choreographers, there can't be many of those folks out there. Gotcha. It's a stats thing.
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