2.  Correctional officer  Dentist  Lawyer

3.  Yes there are unions for correctional officers in California  The correctional officers union in California has been here since 1957.  An accomplishment that the California correctional officers union has done is becoming one of the most powerful unions in the state.  There has never been problems with this union

4.  The outlook over the next several years is to promote and enhance the correctional profession.  A service correctional officers provide is guarding criminals in prison.  Everyone pays for this through taxes.  You do have to relocate yourself to wherever the prison you work at is at.

5.  I don’t think technology Is going to take over some day to were we don’t need correctional officers.  There is really no competition in this career.

6.  The average wage of a correctional officer is $40,364.  An education required to become a correctional officer is a high school diploma. Also better to have a degree in criminal justice. And  Must past training.

7.  Yes there are unions for dentist but not all only for the ones that have a chain of offices. So it is pretty hard to tell what some have accomplished.  The outlook of this career in the next couple of years is going to be the same. But just a little more expensive

8.  A service the dentist does for you is fixing any problems you have with your teeth.  There is know way the dentist will relocate there all across the country.  We are always going to need dentist. So technology well never take over the dentist industry.

9.  The dentist world is really competitive. There is at least two dental offices in each city.  The average wage of a dentist each year is $149,310.

10.  To become a dentist you need to go to dental school and pass then take the dental admissions test. An get your license.

11.  Lawyers don’t have unions because they are professionals and set there own boundaries  Outlook: employment of lawyers is projected to grow 10 percent from 2012 to 2022

12.  Lawyers advise and represent individuals on legal issues and disputes.  No lawyers don’t need to relocate because most lawyers work private and corporate legal offices.

13.  No there well always be lawyer because machines cannot represent you in the court of law.  Lawyers have a huge number of competition in this career.

14.  The average paid lawyer is $113,310.  To become a dentist you need to have a4 year college degree and 3 years of law school also pass a written examination.

15. http://www.bls.gov/ooh/Legal/Lawyers.htm http://www.careerprofiles.info/lawyers-attorney-career.html http://www.bls.gov/ooh/Protective-Service/Correctional- officers.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Correctional_Peace_Offic ers_Association http://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/lawyer/salary