The U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs in August, the strongest monthly gain since March, driven by growth in food services, while unemployment remained at 4.1%.
As artificial intelligence and automation reshape workers' daily lives, they also reshape which jobs can expect major gains and losses over the next decade, according to new projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
From left, HCA Florida West Hospital physician Lynzee Rittenour, physician Juliet Terpstra and nurse practitioner Kristin Foster teach emergency baby delivery and newborn stabilization techniques to paramedics and EMTs on Aug. 11 at the Escambia County Public Safety Office in Pensacola, Fla. Nurse practitioner jobs are expected to grow 41% by 2035.
GRNE Solar's Mike Dunn, left, and Kendall Ludwig install solar panels Dec. 21, 2020, at a rural property in Lebanon, Ind. Solar installation is a growing career path.
From left, HCA Florida West Hospital physician Lynzee Rittenour, physician Juliet Terpstra and nurse practitioner Kristin Foster teach emergency baby delivery and newborn stabilization techniques to paramedics and EMTs on Aug. 11 at the Escambia County Public Safety Office in Pensacola, Fla. Nurse practitioner jobs are expected to grow 41% by 2035.
GRNE Solar's Mike Dunn, left, and Kendall Ludwig install solar panels Dec. 21, 2020, at a rural property in Lebanon, Ind. Solar installation is a growing career path.
