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By 2025, 97 million new roles may emerge that are more adapted to the new division of labor between humans, machines and algorithms.

In this article, we’ll discuss the modern workplace trends to help you understand the initiatives that are shifting the workplace. We’ll deliver insights that will empower you to redefine your workplace ethos and create a positive, flexible, and collaborative culture tailored to the needs of the modern worker.

Report on the median salaries for workers age 25 and older increased markedly with the education level that they have attained.

We’ve reached a tipping point in the future of jobs 2020. The digital skills gap is asking for the development of a growth mindset!

The evidence is clear: the more you learn, the more you earn. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)’s Earnings Data by Educational Attainment (last updated for the second quarter of 2018) reports the median salaries for workers age 25 and older increased markedly with the education level that they have attained.

If you're employed, knowing these trends will be valuable in your strategic planning

If you're looking for a new job or career, these trends can point to specific areas for likely job growth.

The world of work is changing — from how and where we get our jobs done to the skills needed to get ahead. LinkedIn data shows that skill sets for jobs have changed 25% since 2015 and are projected to shift by 65% by 2030 globally. Meanwhile, the acceleration of artificial intelligence and automation has created new opportunities and challenges for workers and companies alike.
Such transformation is evident in this year’s Jobs on the Rise list, a data-backed ranking of the 25 fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. over the past five years. More than two-thirds (68%) of this year’s Jobs on the Rise didn’t even exist 20 years ago, our data shows, including seven of the top ten titles. Check out the 25 fastest-growing jobs in the U.S. — and join the conversation using #JobsOnTheRise.

Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Kiplinger and economic forecasting group EMSI analyzed 785 popular US jobs. Out of that list, Kiplinger measured which will have the strongest and weakest growth rates over the next 10 years (between 2016 and 2026), what those jobs will pay and how much education they will require.

Using data compiled from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics and from major newspapers and magazines, We've got the information you need on the major careers and trends in the job market today. It should help you choose your career education-wise.

Every year Forbes writers give a forecast for the top workplace trends for the upcoming year. The purpose is to help prepare organizations for the future by collecting, assessing, and reporting the trends that will most impact them.