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WHAT'S NEXT?: AI will replace 16% of jobs over the next decade. A billion people will enter the job market over the next ten years.

  • [New] Ninety-two million jobs may be displaced by AI by 2030. Insurance Asia
  • [New] Whether artificial intelligence will cause mass workforce cuts over time remains up for debate, but it is starting to leave an imprint on US employment data. Insurance Journal
  • [New] Microsoft will invest US$ 2.5 billion in a new AI engineering business that will deploy 6,000 experts to work with enterprise customers. Fintech Singapore
  • [New] By 2030, 80% of large software engineering organizations will evolve into smaller, AI-augmented teams - fundamentally reshaping software development workforce structures. igmGuru
  • [New] As firms plan for 2026, sales & trading leaders need to balance performance, technology investment, and talent retention more carefully than ever before. Sales & Trading USA Hiring Outlook 2026 | Selby Jenning
  • [New] Among US tech workers who use AI at least monthly, the predicted probability of being laid off is about 6%, compared with 18% for workers who use the technology less often. Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA)
  • [New] Specific categories of work face severe displacement; specific categories face explosive growth; the largest category faces significant skills disruption (39% of core skills changing by 2030). Ariel Software Solutions
  • [New] Clerical and administrative workers may be more exposed to AI-induced job displacement than other professionals because they lack adaptive capacity due to limited savings, advanced age, scarce local opportunities, and/or narrow skill sets. WHEC.com
  • [New] The UNHCR will face budget cuts of 44% by 2026 and the IOM of 31%, while at the same time 7,000 jobs will be cut at the UNHCR and 8,000 at the IOM. Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)
  • [New] In India, 63 of every 100 workers will need training by 2030, and more than 70 million may not receive it. Slasify
  • [New] More than 1,300 people die from extreme heat in the US every year, and the highest risk groups are older adults, children, people with chronic conditions, and outdoor workers. The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News |
  • [New] Quantum information science and technology will provide transformational capabilities that will drive American innovation, power economic growth, generate high-paying jobs, and bolster national security. The White House
  • [New] Seasonal Worker visas will continue until at least 2030, providing reassurance to the UK horticulture sector. GOV.UK
  • [New] Work on the next iteration of the trust framework, focusing on authentication, orchestration, and trusted attributes, is already underway, with a target release in 2027. UKAuthority
  • [New] Rising enforcement of workplace safety standards, such as NFPA 2112 and EN 11612, is creating significant opportunities for fabric manufacturers, driven by the growing need for protective apparel and the reduction in burn injuries. Persistence Market Research
  • [New] If Claude becomes a core operating layer for enterprise work, Anthropic could become one of the defining AI platforms of the decade. investing.com
  • [New] Worker scarcity will continue worldwide, with the global labour shortage reaching an estimated 85 million by 2030. Market Data Forecast
  • [New] The Labour government expects the autonomous vehicle sector to generate 38,000 jobs and o42 billion ($55 billion) by 2035. BSS
  • [New] The latest heatwave to grip the UK and much of western Europe has presented significant challenges to employers and their employees, from sweltering offices, disrupted commutes and school closures to dangerous construction sites where workers are at risk of dehydration, heatstroke and other injury. The Guardian
  • [New] Some AI experts predict half of entry-level white-collar jobs to be lost by 2030. AIMultiple

Last updated: 06 July 2026



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