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• [New] Unlike emergency cuts to stave off or mitigate recessions, rate cuts anticipated in 2026 will be aimed at normalizing policy to further the Fed's efforts to get inflation down to its 2% target while supporting healthy job growth. Ascendus Financial Advisors
• [New] The World Health Organization has said its workforce will shrink by nearly a quarter - or over 2,000 jobs - by the middle of 2026 as it seeks to implement reforms after its top donor, the United States, announced its departure. The Guardian
• [New] $307.9 million over two years, beginning in 2026-27, for the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy, providing employment, training and wraparound supports such as mentorship, transportation and mental health counselling to approximately 20,000 youth facing employment barriers. / Canada Talent Canaea
• More than half of health care workers are looking to leave their current jobs in 2026. WJLA
• With a large youth demographic and tech job opportunities growing by 35%, AI bootcamps help meet demand in key sectors such as government, finance, and healthcare, supporting national initiatives like Timor Digital 2032 and driving economic diversification. / East Timor Nucamp Bootcamp
• Cuts to health research will result in a $16 billion annual economic loss, with 68,000 jobs lost. CBS News
• Overall employment of health education specialists and community health workers is expected to grow 17% by 2030, much faster than job growth for most other occupations. Office of Continuing and Distance Education, Kent State
• Employment in healthcare occupations is projected to grow 13% from 2021 to 2031, adding about 2 million new jobs. ""
• Policymakers from Colorado to South Korea raced to update AI regulations, and experts sounded off on AI's societal impacts - from fears of an investment bubble and mass job disruption to calls for safeguards around AI's effect on mental health and creative industries. TS2 Space
• Using EPA jobs as political leverage is an unprecedented and illegal abuse of power, adding that they will weaken the agency workforce and thus pose a direct threat to public health and safety. Fortune
• 7.3 million people would lose ACA coverage in 2026, potentially leading to 340,000 jobs lost across healthcare. Food is Health
• Over the next decade, the U.S. is expected to see about 1.9 million healthcare job openings each year. Fortune
• The healthcare sector is projected to add millions of jobs through 2033, with AI accelerating rather than hindering growth. Alex Bobes
• The healthcare sector continues to emerge as the undisputed leader in job creation for 2025, accounting for 44% of all new employment opportunities. Quiver Financial Holdings, LLC
• Job requirements are changing rapidly, with healthcare moving toward AI-supervised clinical roles and administrative positions at risk, while agriculture could lose up to 5.7 million jobs by 2028. The Asia Cable
• High-tech levels: AI, Green Energy, Healthcare, Fintech and E-commerce will grow explosively in the following decades, developing jobs and investments and redefining the world economy. Global Radiance Review
• While the AP role in military operations remains undefined, findings suggest that formalising their employment strategy could improve workforce capability, patient care, and career progression for military healthcare professionals. JMVH
• Expected to contribute billions of dollars to the UAE economy and create thousands of jobs, TA'ZIZ will unlock hundreds of new end-products across critical industries including construction, agriculture and healthcare. TankTerminals
• By 2050: Automation or transformation could affect 60-80% of jobs, impacting sectors like healthcare, finance, and retail, corresponding to 26% of global GDP ($15.7 trillion). Complete AI Training
• Emerging technologies will create new opportunities to boost productivity and transform jobs in agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, and other critical sectors. Fortune India

Last updated: 30 November 2025