Automation was already expected to wipe out millions of jobs. The pandemic has accelerated their demise.
Nearly 9 million workers switched occupations during the health crisis – from 2019 to 2022 – 50% more than in the prior three years, according to a new study by McKinsey Global Institute.
Most left low-wage jobs in food services, customer service, office support and production. Meanwhile, high-wage positions grew in fields such as science, technology, health care, business, legal and management, the report says.By 2030, another 12 million workers are likely to change jobs as low-wage positions continue to dwindle and higher-paying professional roles […]
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