US Future of Work Occupational Categories

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Image description: In the first of a sequence of 3 exhibits, a line chart plots the projected rise in job growth among resilient and growing occupations from 2016 to 2030. An annotation says the increase from 2022 to 2030 will be 17%, or 9.9 million jobs gained. A donut-style pie chart shows that 36% of U.S. workers were in one of these occupations in 2022. A diagram highlights 1 out of 12 packed circles, indicating that 1 million transitions from one of these occupations to any other occupation will happen by 2030. End of image description.

We expect an additional 12 million occupational transitions through 2030.

Image description: In the second of 3 exhibits, the same line chart now highlights a slight rise in job growth among stalled but rising occupations. An annotation says the increase from 2022 to 2030 will be 7%, or 2.8 million jobs gained. The donut chart says 25% of workers are in this category, and the packed circle diagram again highlights 1 circle, indicating that another 1 million transitions from one of these occupations to any other occupation will happen by 2030. End of image description.

Image description: In the last of 3 exhibits, the same line chart now highlights a downward trend in job growth among hit and declining occupations. An annotation says the decrease from 2022 to 2030 will be 10%, or 6 million jobs lost. The donut chart says 39% of workers are in this category, and the packed circle diagram now highlights the remaining 10 circles, indicating that 10 million transitions from one of these occupations to any other occupation will happen by 2030. End of image description.