Forestalling inevitable death.

Science teacher

A humble carpenter from the provinces.

Caseworker for the dept of human services

I love the fact that there are a lot of educators on the site. Thank you for your hard work for such a little pay check. I appreciate what you do.

Retired college / HS prof.

None of those things. I drive a truck

I've done many things over the years from being a department store manager to working in an accounting department for American Express to radio DJ to Senior National Sales Manager at a Las Vegas strip hotel.

My current vocation is one of a machine operator/mechanic. I manufacture aluminum cans. I run 20 machines that make abut two million cans a day.

I'm a Silver and Gold smith with my own shop, although I spent half my working life enforcing the law in both the public and private sectors as well as being a former teacher. (I also worked semi-professionally as a magician in my younger days)

I am a retired Social Security Examiner but I teach part time.

I make websites. I suppose that takes some skill and some labor, so that gets my vote.

Retired (mostly) advertising Creative Director and graphic designer. Now I play with photography. So I checked both business and arts.

These 3 cover much of it but I'm retired now.
Business... I worked with contractors to service the places I've worked as a supervisor and planner. My boss did tell me one time that I didn't know anything about big business...lol. he was right. I just thought i was in charge...lol. Dang it!
Skilled labor: welder, pipefitter, boilermaker, SAP planner with other programs, millwright, and machinist. I'm not bragging. It takes what it takes.
Education: I taught welding, pipefitting, millwright, and machinist inside and outside. I'm retired now and I'm tired. The last thing I taught was rotating equipment repair. I'm not bragging. The more you know about these things. The easier to Wow the companies that will hire you. Oh yah... I got a little degree. You would never guest what it is...lol.

None of the above.

Doorman at a venue / writer / busser.
I have no desire to do much else, comfortable with where I'm at.

Hmm, would web development fall under "skilled labor"?

Retired electrician. 40 years of learning. Lol

It's good to see a number of educators in this forum.

I deal a bit in antiques .

Did you put yours?

School PR

Am a veteran (Navy) also a poet and trying my hand at authoring a novel have not acquired any riches from writing as to date I keep trying though.

Darn I checked off too many options because I had done a lot of things including military so I am not voting in... but I question that religion was not included as an option.

Bloody hell, I can't say, although semi retired, a work day could be giving a talk on energy, taxation, teaching maths science to high school kids, computing to seniors, gardening or working with preschoolers. I am rarely bored.

I work in Information Technology so I picked science as I often work on emerging tech. IT is a big category with lots of atheists and agnostics...

While I agree that driving a truck takes a lot of skill, I'd suggest building another skill as that is a job that is likely to be replaced by technology.