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By 2033, 1 in 8 new jobs will be in this sector

Filed in Data and Technology, Career Information, Employment Trends • By: Stanislava Ilic-Godfrey • November 12, 2024
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From 2023 to 2033, about 1 in 8 new jobs will be in leisure and hospitality. Learn more about these jobs and what’s driving the growth.
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New BLS employment projections: 3 charts

Filed in Data and Technology, Employment Trends, Worker demographics • By: An Nguyen, Stanislava Ilic-Godfrey • September 6, 2024
Employment Projections 2023-2033
Do you know which jobs are growing the fastest? The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics employment projections give us a good idea what occupations will be most in-demand over the
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Working for Wellness: Careers that Promote a Healthy Lifestyle

Filed in Employment Trends, Data and Technology, Career Information • By: Stanislava Ilic-Godfrey, Patricia Tate • June 6, 2022
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Helping people manage their health and wellness is an important job. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that, from 2020 to 2030, employment in some of these occupations will grow
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