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People Working In These Jobs Are Most Likely To Cheat On Their Partner

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People Working In These Jobs Are Most Likely To Cheat On Their Partner

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The modern workplace is always a hive of drama, gossip, and affairs of the heart. So, a new survey from “infidelity dating site” Victoria Milan has asked 5,658 of their female clients to spill the beans on their job, giving an insight into the most adulterous profession.

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Straight at the top of the list are bankers and stockbrokers. Well, you’ve seen The Wolf of Wall Street, haven’t you?

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In order, the top cheating professions are:

  1. 1. Financial (brokers, bankers, analysts) 
  3. 2. Aviation (pilots, flight attendants, flight pursers)
  5. 3. Healthcare (doctors, nurses) 
  7. 4. Business (CEOs, managers, secretaries) 
  9. 5. Sports (athletes, instructors, representatives) 
  11. 6. Arts (musicians, models, actors, photographers) 
  13. 7. Nightlife Industry (DJs, dancers, waiters) 
  15. 8. Legal (lawyers, secretaries, prosecutors, judges) 
  17. 9. Communications (journalists, public relations, communicators)
  19. 10. Other sectors 

 

  4. [H/T: Daily Mirror]
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHEDOctober 17, 2016

Written by Tom Hale

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