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fromBusiness Insider
2 days ago

As AI reshapes the labor market, Taskrabbit is poised to benefit, CEO says

Taskrabbit CEO projects growth as AI displacement drives workers toward trade jobs that resist automation.
fromFortune
5 months ago

The blue-collar revolution isn't just for Gen Z. Six in 10 white-collar professionals say they'd switch for the right trades job | Fortune

The U.S. labor market is unusually tight, with limited hiring and firing prompting many office workers to reconsider their careers. A 2025 Flexjobs report found 62% of white-collar workers would switch to trade jobs for better stability and pay, while others aim to start businesses, retire early, move abroad, or take career breaks. Younger generations, especially Gen Z and Millennials, feel unprepared by education and training for the workforce.
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fromFortune
7 months ago
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Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but office admin jobs are still the safest bet for non-grads

fromFortune
8 months ago
Education

Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but building inspectors, electricians and plumbers actually have the worst unemployment rate

fromNew York Post
9 months ago
Tech industry

Gen Z turn to trade jobs, ditch white-collar careers amid AI uncertainty, poor corporate wages

Gen Z is increasingly pursuing blue-collar jobs due to fears of AI job displacement.
fromFast Company
10 months ago
Tech industry

Gen Z is interested in blue-collar work-but not necessarily manufacturing

Gen Z is increasingly opting for trade jobs over four-year degrees due to high education costs and job security.
fromFortune
7 months ago
Miscellaneous

Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but office admin jobs are still the safest bet for non-grads

fromFortune
8 months ago
Education

Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but building inspectors, electricians and plumbers actually have the worst unemployment rate

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fromFortune
8 months ago

$100,000+ to install elevators - these six-figure trade jobs don't require college degrees

Despite significant stigma surrounding vocational careers and assumptions that grad jobs are the only path to success, a new report highlights that tradies in the U.S. can earn six-figure salaries without the added debt of a college degree.
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