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Gas prices go up and gas prices go down. The stock market fluctuates. But no matter what happens, I know that I will have my job. Why is that? Because my job is to get other people jobs. I work at a Los Angeles employment agency, working day in and day out to get people the income they need to buy groceries and pay the bills. And if anything unexpected happens and I do get laid off, I have a great group of friends here who can get me a job fast. I guess that’s the best part of working for an employment agency.