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World Economic Forum | Report reveals key trends that will shape the Future of Jobs by 2030

Report reveals key trends that will shape the Future of Jobs by 2030

Broadening digital access is poised to be the most transformative trend for businesses by 2030, according to the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report.

Some 60% of employers expect it to impact their operations, driven by advancements in AI, robotics, and energy technologies. The advances will create demand for technology-related skills such as AI, big data, and cybersecurity while simultaneously reshaping the job market.

Economic pressures and climate change

The rising cost of living is the second-most influential trend, with 50% of businesses anticipating it will transform their operations. While inflation may hinder net job creation, it is expected to spur demand for skills such as creative thinking, resilience, and flexibility.

Climate change ranks as the third-most transformative force, driving growth in demand for green jobs like renewable energy engineers and autonomous vehicle specialists. Companies increasingly value environmental stewardship, which has entered the top 10 fastest-growing skill sets for the first time.

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