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View Poll Results: How stable is your employment? (started 11-9-2010)
I have a stable job.		33	75.00%
I am worried about my job.		6	13.64%
I am temporarily laid off.		0	0%
I am permanently laid off.		1	2.27%
Had enough changing careers.		6	13.64%
I am unaffected, non-US employment.		3	6.82%
No opinion		1	2.27%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 44. You may not vote on this poll

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