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    These Jobs Offer the Highest Pay, Lowest Stress: Report

    Team_NationalNewsBriefBy Team_NationalNewsBriefDecember 24, 2024 Business No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Is it possible to make decent money in a low-stress job? Do low-stress jobs even exist?

    If you’re looking to reduce stress next year, a job change might be on your mind. Resume Genius recently released a report that examined the top jobs deemed “low-stress” yet still “high-paying” for 2025. The resume company used data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and career site O*NET Online to compile its “2025 Low-Stress, High-Paying Jobs” report.

    “Heading into 2025, prioritizing mental health in the workplace is essential for job seekers to feel more at ease,” said Eva Chan, a career expert at Resume Genius. “With remote work and hybrid setups becoming the norm, work-life boundaries are increasingly blurred. Our report on low-stress, high-paying jobs shows you don’t have to sacrifice a competitive salary to achieve a healthier work-life balance. With the right role, it’s possible to thrive both financially and mentally.”

    It’s important to note that all of the top 10 require at least a Bachelor’s degree, and school is not stress-free. Plus, people who actually work in these jobs might disagree about how stressful their jobs are (and how much they get paid).

    To create the report, researchers filtered out high-stress jobs using O*NET’s “stress tolerance” database and then cross-referenced job titles using BLS’s Occupational Outlook Handbook data with at least the national median salary of $48,060 and demonstrated “faster-than-average growth.”

    Here’s the list, according to the data:

    1. Water resource specialist

    • Median annual salary: $157,740

    • Number of jobs (2023): 86,300

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 8%

    • Degree needed: Bachelor’s degree

    2. Astronomer

    • Median annual salary: $149,530

    • Number of jobs (2023): 23,500

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 7%

    • Degree needed: Doctoral or professional degree

    3. Actuary

    • Median annual salary: $120,000

    • Number of jobs (2023): 30,200

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 23%

    • Degree needed: Bachelor’s degree

    4. Environmental economist

    • Median annual salary: $115,730

    • Number of jobs (2023): 17,500

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 5%

    • Degree needed: Master’s degree

    5. Mathematician

    • Median annual salary: $104,860

    • Number of jobs (2023): 34,800

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 11%

    • Degree needed: Master’s degree

    6. Computer systems analyst

    • Median annual salary: $103,800

    • Number of jobs (2023): 527,200

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 11%

    • Degree needed: Bachelor’s degree

    7. Fuel cell engineer

    • Median annual salary: $99,510

    • Number of jobs (2023): 291,900

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 11%

    • Degree needed: Bachelor’s degree

    8. Remote sensing scientist and technologist

    • Median annual salary: $92,580

    • Number of jobs (2023): 26,000

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 5%

    • Degree needed: Bachelor’s degree

    9. Geographer

    • Median annual salary: $90,880

    • Number of jobs (2023): 1600

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 3%

    • Degree needed: Bachelor’s degree

    10. Transportation planner

    • Number of jobs (2023): 45,200

    • Estimated job growth (2023–2033): 4%

    • Degree needed: Master’s degree

    Read the full report and see five more “low-stress” jobs, here.



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