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business1 month ago•4 min saved

High-Pay, Low AI Exposure: 10 Careers Poised to Grow by 2035

Based on BLS data, 213 of 831 occupations have low exposure to AI, and the article highlights 10 high-paying roles projected to grow from 2025 to 2035 (with dental hygienists among them). Many low-exposure jobs pay at least $75,000 annually, though some high-paying roles may decline (such as chemical plant operators). The piece also notes that public opinion on AI’s impact remains mixed and stresses that low exposure does not guarantee immunity from automation shifts.

via Business Insider|

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economy1 month ago•4 min saved

US job market to grow modestly by 2035, led by healthcare and tech amid automation

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects about 5.9 million new US jobs from 2025 to 2035 (a 3.5% rise, taking employment from roughly 170.3 million to 176.2 million), with gains strongest in healthcare, technology and renewable energy as AI and automation boost demand for data analysis, cybersecurity and software development while reducing many administrative, office-support, sales and certain production roles. The biggest percentage declines are in word processors and typists (around -34%), data-entry keyers (-25.5%), and telephone/switchboard operators (roughly -27% to -26%), among others. However, employment gains are led by high-growth occupations such as nurse practitioners, solar photovoltaic installers, data scientists, wind turbine service technicians, and medical/health services managers.

via USA Today|

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employment-trends3 years ago•4 min saved

Top U.S. States for Jobs: Mapping Worker Availability

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released projections on the fastest growing and declining industries in terms of employment change between 2021 and 2031. The leisure and hospitality sector dominates the list of fastest growing industries, with event promoters, amusement parks, and performing arts companies leading the way. The health care and social assistance sector also shows significant growth, particularly in individual and family services. On the other hand, tobacco manufacturing and CDs & tapes manufacturing are expected to experience the largest declines in employment. The rise of generative AI and demographic trends like slower population growth and an aging workforce further complicate the future employment landscape.

via Visual Capitalist|

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