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• [New] More than half of health care workers are looking to leave their current jobs in 2026. WJLA
• [New] 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
• [New] Cuts to health research will result in a $16 billion annual economic loss, with 68,000 jobs lost. CBS News
• [New] 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
• Healthcare could account for 40% of all jobs added in 2025. Forbes
• Local institutions are actively bridging the tech skills gap, as Memphis is projected to see an 18% growth in tech jobs by 2025, particularly in healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing sectors. Nucamp Vibe Coding Bootcamp

Last updated: 23 November 2025