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These Are The Jobs With The Highest And Lowest Divorce Rates
These Are The Jobs With The Highest And Lowest Divorce Rates
Actuaries have America’s lowest divorce rate at 14.2%.
At the other extreme, several occupations report divorce rates near 48%, highlighting a striking divide across the U.S. workforce.
Using American Community Survey data compiled by FlowingData, Visual Capitalist's Dorothy Neufeld created the following graphic ranking the occupations with the highest and lowest divorce rates among more than 500 jobs.
One of the ranking’s most surprising findings is that healthcare occupations appear on both sides. Physicians, dentists, and physical therapists rank among America’s lowest-divorce occupations,...
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