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• [New] Health care occupations will add roughly 1.9 million jobs from 2023 to 2033 - much faster than the average employment growth of all occupations. Florida Tech
• [New] Key growth sectors: Healthcare, technology (especially AI/ML, cybersecurity, and data science), and renewable energy are projected to drive the largest share of job creation through 2030. The Panther Group
• [New] More than 1 million jobs could be lost nationwide by 2026, including nearly half a million health care jobs and tens of thousands in food-related industries. AJMC
• [New] In late 2023 LEDC released Employment Prospect reports showing that close to 40,000 workers will be needed to address growth, change, and retirements in London's key sectors: Information Technology, Health, Advanced Manufacturing (including Food Processing) and Construction sectors from 2023-2031. London Economic Development Corporation
• Employment in healthcare occupations is projected to grow by 16% from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations. Veteran Aid Newsl
• With the right policy support, South Africa's digital economy could contribute up to 20% of GDP by 2028, boosting education, healthcare and job creation. iAfrica.com
• Job trends in Germany 2025 indicate continued growth in technology, healthcare, and sustainable industries, ensuring long-term career stability and growth potential. UE
• The employment figures will provide critical insights into US economic health and could significantly influence Federal Reserve policy expectations in the coming months. Plus500
• Throughout history, Iran's healthcare system has prioritized nursing education, resulting in a skilled nursing workforce often pursuing overseas employment opportunities. BioMed Central
• Healthcare alone will need to fill over 2.4 million jobs by 2031, highlighting the need for long-term workforce planning. peoplestrong
• Employment in home health and personal care aides will grow by 33% between 2022 and 2032, far outpacing other sectors, reflecting rising demand for in-home services. Market Data Forecast
• Older citizens are driving the need for services like home health, personal care, surgeon, and physician roles, and health care employment is expected to swell by roughly 1.9 million job openings annually over the next decade. / USA Fortune
• The EEC healthcare zone is projected to generate 50,000 jobs and serve 1.5 million international patients by 2027. Market Data Forecast
• A report from Jobs and Skills Australia finds generative AI will heavily automate routine clerical jobs-while enhancing high-skilled roles in fields like healthcare, engineering, and education. TechNow
• 21% of health care employees are at risk of leaving within 2 years, with salary, benefits, and work-life balance ranked as the most important job features. AJMC
• By 2035 there will be more jobs as nurses, elder companions, mental health counselors, and childcare workers - roles where a human touch is essential. Medium
• A large portion of the 1.22 million jobs that could be lost nationwide in 2029 would come from the healthcare sector. Healthcare Dive

Last updated: 14 September 2025