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Work of the future: what professions will be in demand in the next decade

An aging population and significant advances in technology and energy will determine the fastest growing jobs in the United States over the next decade, according to an updated forecast released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Writes about it Fox Business.

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BLS's list of the 10 fastest growing professions in the United States from 2019 to 2029 includes six healthcare-related areas and three technologies and energy.

The top 10 BLS list includes:

  • Wind turbine technicians (median wage $ 52 per year)
  • Registered Nurses ($ 109)
  • Solar Equipment Installers ($ 44)
  • Occupational Therapy Assistants ($ 61)
  • Statisticians ($ 91)
  • Home Health and Personal Care Assistants ($ 25)
  • Physiotherapist Assistants ($ 58)
  • Medical Service Managers ($ 100)
  • Physician Assistants ($ 112 260)
  • Information Security Analysts ($ 99)

“Factors expected to drive significant increases in the health care sector include increased demand for care for an aging population, longer life expectancies, and an increasing number of patients with chronic conditions,” the Bureau said.

All baby boomers are expected to be 2029 by 65.

Michael Rosenbaum, a former White House economist and CEO of Arena, a software company that helps employers recruit and retain employees, agrees with the Bureau's forecasts.

According to Rosenbaum, not only is there an obvious "demographic surge" for baby boomers, but Americans themselves are "living longer and needing more advanced care," which increases the need for more non-COVID-19 health jobs in over the next decade.

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He said that even though the Bureau's data does not factor in the impact of COVID-19, the virus is likely to have a big impact on growing employment trends in the near future.

“The health care industry as a whole was short-staffed before the coronavirus,” Rosenbaum said, adding that the pandemic has opened up job opportunities in health care beyond those directly related to the virus itself.

“The really interesting question is whether people can move from shrinking sectors of the economy like restaurants, hospitality and retail into areas like health care and technology,” he said.

More health care employers are hiring people without a medical degree, Rosenbaum said.

In addition, many more states and local governments are seeking to reduce the red tape that keeps people from leaving dying industries and taking on new health care jobs.

“People are coming from outside the health care industry at a rate of about 500 a year,” Rosenbaum said of his platform, which works primarily with health care companies.

The tech and green energy industries will also see significant increases in job demand due to rapid economic growth, even though the manufacturing sector is forecast to lose 444 jobs.

Mike Lenox, professor at the Darden School of Business and author of Can Business Save the Earth? Innovation, our path to sustainability ”, said that the demand for renewable energy has already been growing over the past decade.

This surge is driven not only by the need to tackle the challenges of climate change, but also by the fact that the cost of renewable energy, in particular wind and solar energy, is falling.

“As these costs come down, the industry will grow and accelerate,” he said.

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A Bloomberg New Energy Outlook 2019 report says that wind and solar power sources are "currently the cheapest in more than two-thirds of the world" and by 2030 "will replace coal and gas almost everywhere."

In addition, according to Lenox, wind and solar jobs are also generally service-oriented and involve large construction projects or small home and business installations, although the industry could create more smart infrastructure jobs in the future. to avoid electrical problems.

While BLS expects manufacturing jobs to be cut, Lenox said the addition of new EV and EV battery jobs is a trend to watch out for.

During COVID-19, there is a huge surge in demand in the tech sector as people rely more on digital entertainment and communications. This surge is expected to continue beyond the pandemic as technology becomes an increasingly integral part of American daily life.

So, Rosenbaum said, those who create digital tools and platforms that people use on a daily basis “don't have to have a Stanford education,” as they once did.

Overall, the BLS expects U.S. employment to increase by about 6 million jobs over the next decade, representing growth of 0,4%—slower than the 1,3% growth from 2009 to 2019 . GDP growth will also be slower, according to the press release.

In addition, the U.S. economic activity level and population growth are expected to moderate slightly between 2019 and 2029.

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