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Of the 1.1 million job shifts expected by 2030 in the New York combined statistical area, a third may be due to the effects of generative AI.

Of the 1.1 million job shifts expected by 2030 in the New York combined statistical area, a third may be due to the effects of generative AI.

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In a 2-panel interactive, the first panel shows a square tree map, representing the more than 1 million occupational transitions that are projected to occur in the New York combined statistical area by 2030. The data is segmented into 17 major areas of employment. The top 4 areas for transition are office support, at ~422,000 occupations; customer sales and service, at ~197,000 occupations; food services, at ~95,000 occupations; and production work, at ~89,000 occupations.
The second panel shows the percentage change in labor demand for each of the 17 occupations for the New York combined statistical area by 2030. The top 2 occupations expected to experience the highest growth in labor demand are health aides, technicians, and wellness, at 30% growth; and health professionals, at 26% growth. The top 2 occupations expected to experience the highest decrease in labor demand are office support, at a decrease of 22%; and customer service and sales, at a decrease of 15%.
Source: Current Population Survey, US Census Bureau; O•NET; US Bureau of Labor Statistics; McKinsey Global Institute analysis.
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Image description:
In a 2-panel interactive, the first panel shows a square tree map, representing the more than 1 million occupational transitions that are projected to occur in the New York combined statistical area by 2030. The data is segmented into 17 major areas of employment. The top 4 areas for transition are office support, at ~422,000 occupations; customer sales and service, at ~197,000 occupations; food services, at ~95,000 occupations; and production work, at ~89,000 occupations.
The second panel shows the percentage change in labor demand for each of the 17 occupations for the New York combined statistical area by 2030. The top 2 occupations expected to experience the highest growth in labor demand are health aides, technicians, and wellness, at 30% growth; and health professionals, at 26% growth. The top 2 occupations expected to experience the highest decrease in labor demand are office support, at a decrease of 22%; and customer service and sales, at a decrease of 15%.
Source: Current Population Survey, US Census Bureau; O•NET; US Bureau of Labor Statistics; McKinsey Global Institute analysis.
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