Big Job Losing Industries In The Next Decade

By: CNBC.com | 11 Jan 2010 | 12:37 PM ET

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The labor department recently released its projections of what the job market will look like from 2008-2018. These industries are expected to suffer the most in the next few years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Click on to see the top ten. Posted Jan. 11, 2010» Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

10. Wired telecommunications carriers
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Total job change (2008-2018): -73,000» Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

9. Gasoline stations
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Total job change (2008-2018): -75,000» Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

8. Support activities for mining
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Total job change (2008-2018): -76,000 » Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs
7. Newspaper publishers
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Total job change (2008-2018): -81,000» Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs
6. Cut and sew apparel manufacturing
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Total job change (2008-2018): -89,000 » Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

5. Printing and related support activities
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Total job change (2008-2018): -95,000 » Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

4. Postal service
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Total job change (2008-2018): -98,000» Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

3. Motor vehicle parts manufacturing
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Total job change (2008-2018): -101,000 » Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

2. Semiconductor & other electronic component manufacturing
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Total job change (2008-2018): -146,000 » Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

1. Department stores
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Total job change (2008-2018): -159,000» Ten Industries That Will Gain Jobs

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