Job Automation And The Future Of Employment

We are experiencing rapid advancement of new technologies and an increasing adoption of automation in the United States. Although these smart automations have the potential to bring great economic benefits and generate new job opportunities, there is also a growing concern that it could displace many existing jobs in the US in next 10 - 15 years. This study intends to analyze how susceptible the existing jobs are to automation and what these shifts might mean for future employment. The data for this analysis has been sourced from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,Mendeley Data,O*NET Data The images in the upload files are the illustrations of the analysis for the percentage of automation in the current workforce, the probability of automation based on - job roles, nature of the job, income and educational attainment. It also includes the job segments that are at high risk of automation and a snapshot of the future employment growth. The detailed analysis of this study can be viewed on https://arathinair11.github.io/Job_Automation_And_The_Future_Employmen