I am currently employed with a small global communications company making good money. I have been here for 7 years. I work crappy hours (Overnights) and have no 401K or retirement. Business has been slowly declining since the recent US economy crisis.
My new position will start me at less money but will offer me better hours,NYSCOPBA (Officers union) membership, state pension after 20 years of service, room for advancement and great pay (More than x2 of what I am making now) after 7 years.
I heard Emergency personnel positions are safer than most other jobs out there and as a union member they protect my job.
Can anyone think of a reason I should turn this opportunity down?
Answer by Mustang Sally
No.
Answer by danbospd
After being in Law Enforcement for over 24 years - I have seen the cycle of applicants - that range from love of the job - hearts all in it in good economic times to the current situation of job security and benefits are the number one reason to get in.
Truthfully - I have seen great success stories and Great careers come from both situations. The truth of the matter is that regardless of economic times, most people come to this profession because of love for the job - although economy may be the final nudge for the individual.
If your hearts in it - take the job. The pension and benefits are good - and retiring before 50 yoa is an awesome perk!
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