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Lori O’Connor, 46Esthetician & waxing

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Craig Wolfe, 63Rubber duck

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Donald Trump, 69Businessman$380 million

Hillary Clinton, 68Former secretary of state

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Brandon Williams, 25Magician$25,000

Robin Roberts, 55Television host

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Hilary Knight, 26Professional hockey

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Capt. Kristen Griest, 26Army Ranger

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Does Emily Deschanel have a favorite episode of her series Bones?

—Annette L., Cleveland, Ohio

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Ride ’Em,KevinKevin Costner, 61, steps away from the all-Ameri-can image he crafted in Dances With Wolves, Field of Dreams and McFarland, USA to play the title role in the action thriller Criminal (in theaters April 15). Here are fi ve facts about the native Californian.

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We l c o m e t o Parade’s most popular edi-

tion—our annual sneak peek into the salaries of celebrities, CEOs, school-teachers, entrepreneurs and everyday folks with out-of-the ordinary jobs, including a karaoke DJ, an aerial photojournal-ist and a YouTube star. This year, we stretch our coverage over two issues (look for part two next week) so we can dive more deeply into the top job trends, the new twists in non-desk posi-tions, what to expect from the new batch of millen-nial managers and how to work from abroad.

Salary research and reporting by Heather Thompson and Jeryl Brunner

20–25%That’s how much less women (who make up

roughly half the U.S. labor force) make than men.

Source: whitehouse.gov

WOMEN 65+ IN THE WORKFORCE

1992: 1 in 12 2024: 1 in 5 (est.)

Source: The Wall Street Journal

KEVIN HART, 36Los Angeles

Actor$28.5 millon (est.)

AMY POEHLER, 44Los Angeles

Actress$10.5 million (est.)

Hart’s recent hit comedies include Get Hard, Ride Along

and Think Like a Man Too.

Poehler conquered both movies and television in

2015, playing Leslie Knope in the fi nal season of Parks and Recreation and giving a

voice to Joy in Inside Out.

PAUL LISAI, 32East Albany, Vt.Dairy farmer$10,000

“I always dreamed about starting a farm. Building a successful business in the

Northeast Kingdom has been a great experience.”

SHARON DAVIES, 48Davis, Calif.

Spanish immersion teacher$77,809

“I love my job. I get to speak Spanish all day. I taught

fourth grade for 18 years and now I teach junior high.”

DONALD STANTON, 64Ocala, Fla.

Corrections offi cer$36,900

“I oversee a dorm with 150 inmates and provide

training and security for new offi cer recruits.”

GARY CRANE, 60Palmyra, Mo.

Volunteer fi re chief $0

Crane, who supervises 20 people, says he gets paid in

“thank yous and hugs.”

MONIKA CARY, 60Kremmling, Colo.

Legal videographer$9,865

“I have been with the company 18 years. My

duties include videotaping witness depositions.”

EDWARD L. JONES JR., 38St. Charles, Mo.

Automotive sales$103,514

“What I enjoy most about being in auto sales is help-

ing people (or families) realize their dreams.”

JENNIFER HARDER, 34Brooklyn, N.Y.

Neo-vaudevillian$12,127

“I’ve been in a clown band, brass band, pirate band,

punk, folk and indie rock bands.”

LIZ RINCON, 36Memphis, Tenn.

Political strategist$53,000

As founder of her own strategy fi rm, she plans and implements political campaigns in Tennessee.

KEVIN W. JOHNSON, 55Clarksville, Md.

Chief of staff, Department of Defense

$160,300“I oversee all human

resource actions for civilian personnel.”

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$80 million Salary of Robert Downey Jr., highest-paid Guild member

$1,000What many struggling actors make each year

Source: The Hollywood Reporter and Forbes

MICHELLE PHAN, 29Boston

YouTube personality and beauty

entrepreneur

$3 million (est.)Her empire, now consisting of her em cosmetic line and beauty subscription service, grew from a grainy webcam

makeup tutorial.

DAVID BURRUEZO, 35Laurel Springs, N.J.

Lemon law representative$50,000

Burruezo works with buyers of clunker cars (aka

“lemons”) helping them navigate the legal system.

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SAMANTHA ANN KING, 55Albuquerque, N.M.

Romance novelist$34,400

“I spend my days hunched over a computer, struggling

to fi nd the right words.”

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It’s a great time to get a job. The national unemployment rate is 5 percent (the lowest since 2008). Some jobs are opening up twice as fast as they can be fi lled. Health

care, for example, is booming. Thanks to aging baby boom-ers, more Americans grapple with chronic health prob-lems (diabetes, obesity), and as more people get health insurance, they seek more medical care. Add it all up and 19 of the top 30 fastest-growing occupations are in health care or personal care. Of course it’s not rosy everywhere—it’s not a good time to be a farmer, in manufacturing or working for the U.S. Postal Service, for example.

—Kathleen McCleary

ANDERSON COOPER, 48

New YorkNews anchor

$11 million (est.)For more than two decades, Cooper has covered some of the biggest news stories

worldwide. He currently hosts Anderson Cooper 360°

on CNN.

SHARON DAVIES, 48Davis, Calif.

Spanish immersion teacher$77,809

“I love my job. I get to speak Spanish all day. I taught

fourth grade for 18 years and now I teach junior high.”

BRYAN PASCUZZI, 45Bel Air, Md.

Parole and probation investigator$61,130

“I enjoy the opportunity to help individuals make a

turnaround in their lives.”

BRIAN D. BIXBY, ESQ., 63Boston

Attorney$875,000

“I help clients plan for the future, and if things do not

turn out as they hope, I rep-resent them to protect their assets and their families.”

CHRISTINA RENFER, 45Spring Brook Township, Pa. High school cafeteria food service worker

$4,636“I love the interaction with the faculty and students. I

treat the kids like they are my own.”

GARY CRANE, 60Palmyra, Mo.

Volunteer fi re chief $0

Crane, who supervises 20 people, says he gets paid in

“thank yous and hugs.”

MONIKA CARY, 60Kremmling, Colo.

Legal videographer$9,865

“I have been with the company 18 years. My

duties include videotaping witness depositions.”

EDWARD L. JONES JR., 38St. Charles, Mo.

Automotive sales$103,514

“What I enjoy most about being in auto sales is help-

ing people (or families) realize their dreams.”

JENNIFER HARDER, 34Brooklyn, N.Y.

Neo-vaudevillian$12,127

“I’ve been in a clown band, brass band, pirate band,

punk, folk and indie rock bands.”

THE FASTEST-GROWING CAREERS IN 2016

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TAYLOR SWIFT, 26Los Angeles, Nashville, New York

Singer/songwriter

$80 million (est.) Since she started singing and

writing songs as a teenager, Swift has racked up awards and sold out

arenas across the world, most recently during her 2015–2016

1989 World Tour.

MEG WHITMAN, 59Atherton, Calif.

CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise

$17.1 millionThe one-time California gubernatorial candidate and CEO of

eBay now helms the business hardware and software fi rm with a projected 2016 revenue of $50 billion.

34%The percentage of the U.S. workforce that is

contract workers. These 53 million earners in-clude everyone from freelance writers and

caterers to construction workers and engineers.Source: Upwork and the Freelancers Union

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics (2014–2024 projections for growth)

Visit Parade.com/moneymaking for a look at more fast-growing jobs and the highest-paying careers today.

CARTOGRAPHERS (MAPMAKERS)

Median annual wage:$60,930

Projected job growth: 30%

HOME HEALTH AIDESMedian annual wage:

$21,380Projected job growth: 38%

APPLICATIONS SOFT-WARE DEVELOPERS Median annual wage:


WIND TURBINE SERVICE TECHNICIANS

Median annual wage: $48,800


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MICHELLE PHAN, 29Boston

YouTube personality and beauty

entrepreneur

$3 million (est.)Her empire, now consisting

of her em cosmetics line and beauty subscription service, grew from a grainy webcam

makeup tutorial.

DAVID BURRUEZO, 35Laurel Springs, N.J.

Lemon law representative$50,000

Burruezo works with buyers of clunker cars (aka

“lemons”) helping them navigate the legal system.

WANT TO BE IN NEXT YEAR’S EDITION?

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RONDA ROUSEY, 29Santa Monica, Calif.

Mixed martial artist

$6.5 million (est.)Trained in judo and mixed martial arts, Rousey made her debut in the Ultimate Fighting Championship in 2013 and re-cently branched out into acting, includ-ing a hosting gig on Saturday Night Live.

TADD HAISLOP, 25Charlotte, N.C.

Associate NFL editor, Sporting News$34,000

“My obsessive passion for sports led me to Sporting

News right out of college.”

SUSIE LOUCKS, 56Houston

Aerial photojournalist/ voice-over actor

$65,000“Police chases are defi nitely

a favorite. On New Year’s Eve, I followed a police

chase for almost an hour!”

KEN GRIFFIN, 47Chicago

Hedge fund manager and founder, Citadel

$1.7 billion Griffi n began trading in the

1980s from his Harvard dorm room.

NORAMAY CADENA, 35North Hills, Calif.

Engineer and entrepreneur$150,000

“I help build tech-enabled products and businesses.”Visit Parade.com/callings

for more about Cadena and others from the new book Callings: The Purpose and

Passion of Work.

GERALD ZOEBISCH, 73Fountain, Colo.

Chief Master Sgt., U.S. Air Force, retired$44,094

“I truly love working and associating with the older veterans (WWII and Korea).”

BETTY GRAMMER, 75 Raymore, Mo.

Part-time Walgreens cashier$5,510

“I like visiting with customers, asking them how their day is and helping them

fi nd things around the store.”

ANNIE PETERSEN, ED.D., 49Poway, Calif.

President and CEO, Asso-ciation for Human-Animal

Bond Studies$10,000

“We conduct research on the human-animal bond.”

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people all over the U.S.

“The majority of jobs available today do not re-

quire a four-year degree—they require training. And many of these jobs offer a salary that can grow much faster than vocations that require massive student loans. And yet, millions of students are system-atically discouraged—by

parents and guidance counselors—from pursu-ing these opportunities.”

—Mike Rowe, host of TV’s Somebody’s Gotta Do It

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gap in America.

SCOTT GRIBBLE, 50Mead, Wash.

Bail enforcement agent$87,500

“I love the freedom my job gives me, and knowing I am holding people account-able to the promise to appear in court.”

CARRIE HARMON, 37Montgomery, Texas

Spa director$45,000

“What I like best about my job is watching people transform.”

BRUCE MILLER, 63Greenville, S.C.

Karaoke DJ/host$25,000

“I get to listen to great music on a great system

and have a surprising num-ber of wonderful singers.”

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GERALD ZOEBISCH, 73Fountain, Colo.

Chief Master Sgt., U.S. Air Force, retired$44,094

“I truly love working and associating with the older veterans (WWII and Korea).”

BETTY GRAMMER, 75 Raymore, Mo.

Part-time Walgreens cashier$5,510

“I like visiting with customers, asking them how their day is and helping them

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SCOTT GRIBBLE, 50Mead, Wash.

Bail enforcement agent$87,500

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CARRIE HARMON, 37Montgomery, Texas

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Ask MarilynBy Marilyn vos Savant

Say I look at a mirror two feet away. Do I see myself as someone sees me at two feet? Or four feet?

—K.A., Foster City, Calif.

You see yourself from four feet away. Why? Your image doesn't originate at the mirror. Instead, light travels from your face two feet to the mirror, where it's reflected another two feet back to your eyes. But if you look at a speck of dust on the mirror's surface, you see it from only two feet away. This phenomenon is why a mirror facing a window makes a room seem larger, but a photo of the same scene does not. When you look at that mirror, you actually look outdoors, even when you're facing the opposite direction!

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EASY TO ENJOY Unlike most cell phones that need to be recharged every day, the Jitterbug Flip was designed with one of the longest-lasting batteries on the market, so you won’t have to worry about running out of power. There’s also an updated camera that makes it easy and fun to capture and share your favorite photos.

EASY TO BE PREPARED Life has a way of being unpredictable, but when you select a Health & Safety Package, you’re prepared for anything. With 5Star® Service, in any uncertain or unsafe situation, simply press the 5Star button to speak immediately with a highly-trained Urgent Response Agent who will confirm your location and get you the help you need, 24/7.

With GreatCall, there are no contracts and no cancellation fees. Plus, coverage is powered by the nation’s largest and most dependable wireless network.

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