What is a low stress, well paid job?

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Some of the pharmaceutical technican roles in the pharmaceutical plants around the Dublin region are well paid.

With shift work and a little overtime wages north of €70,000 are easily achieved.

When the day is done the day is done in those jobs. Very little stress.

OP did state they wouldn't mind shift.

I won't do it myself, but it is a leave it at the door type, well paid position

The low stress bit depends as much on the person as the job.

By and large, well paid jobs require skill and/or ability to manage.

Both are likely to bring stress in terms of responsibility, deadlines etc

Then there's the general office politics, personality clashes etc

Any job has the potential to be stressful depending on the people involved

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because they don't know what stress is!

Either I'm having a very vivid deja vu or I have seen this exact steaming pile of horseapples posted elsewhere on boards in the last few months. That's odd...

Often supervising before 8:30, almost never finished by 4. Often scheduled to teach the entire day, plus extra pointless 'admin.' Opening evenings, parent teacher meetings, various committee meetings, extra curricular activities and endless endless homework fill your days nicely.

Vast majority won't reach €75,000.

Pension and holidays are a huge plus, but not many teachers are able to work right up to full pension due to burnout.

The unvouched sick days thing is fiction. I think you can take 7 uncertified sick days over a rolling two year period but you are usually required to send in work and correct it, so you're essentially working from home. It's easier to go in and teach. You can take a maximum of three days in a row, and if you take a Friday and the following Monday it's counted as four days. Certified sick leave is more generous and more complicated and you will have Medmark on the phone asking to see your bleeding wounds and quizzing you on whether you really need all that medication.

And yet you advised the OP to 'walk into' teaching, suggesting they'd be pulling down 75k!

Actuary a low stress job ?

There are huge burnout levels in the profession and the remuneration is a fraction of what it used to be.

Constantly doing mental work is extremely tiring and demanding.