By Tre Alee, Sr. Contributing Editor

Maintaining the stability of a job during this economic crunch is difficult regardless if you’re a newbie to a well established company, educated with the proper credentials for a position you hold or if you have years in with a prestigious company.

In 2009 alone, millions of jobs have been lost and the devastation of the impact has been compared to The Great Depression in 1929. What will we say then? Is the United States economic crisis indeed another face of The Great Depression? Or have we gotten too comfortable in what we’re used to that we never expected or anticipated major setbacks? Despite the answers, one of the biggest questions for working and non-working Americans is, how do you keep your job?

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