If you are looking for job security it is important to look at the latest trends in the world of work. We take a look at 10 jobs that are likely to see people being laid off in the near future and recommend 10 that are unlikely to see job losses.
Recruiter (Most Likely)
Recruiters are great when companies are struggling to fill jobs but with so many people looking for work, whether they are fresh out of college or wanting a change of career, there is no need for the cost of using a recruitment company.
Data Scientist (Most Likely)
While the industry is growing by an expected 35% in the next 10 years there are expected layoffs as companies will want to hire those with very specific experience and then will not be able to utilize them to the best of their advantage after a certain project is over.
Software Engineer (Most Likely)
There are thousands, if not millions of software engineers in a useful but saturated industry, which will inevitably lead to layoffs as companies seek the best of the best.
UX Designer (Most Likely)
Specialized UX designers have been integral to companies looking to maximize their websites and apps during the pandemic but as we move towards a hybrid way of interacting with customers, there may be a decrease in the number of UX designers required.
Customer Success Support (Most Likely)
With more people working from home during the pandemic, there is not as much need for customer service trainers as they can interact with more delegates at once on a remote level.
Warehousing (Most Likely)
As people slow down their spending due to the high cost of living there will be less requirement for brands to overstock warehouses, which will naturally see a falling warehousing jobs.
Transportation (Most Likely)
The knock-on effect of fewer warehousing jobs means there are fewer transportation jobs as there is not as much produce to move from one place to another. Add in the huge price hike in fuel it is easy to see why there may be layoffs in this industry.
E-Commerce Builders (Most Likely)
E-commerce web developers were in high demand during the pandemic so the industry was saturated as brands looked to serve their customers online. With a shift to in-store shopping, there will naturally be less of a demand for new websites to be built after such an influx.
Construction (Most Likely)
With inflation rising and interest rates skyrocketing we are likely to see a stall in construction as companies will be wary of overspending during a financial crisis.
Personal Services (Most Likely)
With more people watching their outings, there will be less money to spend on luxuries such as health and beauty products and services.
Technology Leads (Least Likely)
While workers lower down the level of the technology industry are worried about job security, leaders will be in demand as businesses fight with their competitors to have the best productivity using the latest technology.
Auditor (Least Likely)
Companies are increasingly using technology to audit but there is only so much that can be done without human input. A good auditor is needed to regulate role matters that computers cannot detect.
Technology analyst (Least Likely)
Technology analysts work to improve systems and keep businesses up and running efficiently. Brands that skip this step are at risk of falling behind their competitors.
Corporate Trainer (Least Likely)
Even when businesses employ people to work from home they will need to have a strong team of trainers to ensure new recruits are fully ready to take on their role.
Project Manager (Least Likely)
Project managers are integral employees within businesses as they can keep many aspects of the company running smoothly and effectively and are likely to continue to be in demand.
Mental Health Professionals (Least Likely)
With the ever-growing importance of mental health, nurses, practitioners, and first aiders in the field will be in increasing demand as businesses adapt the support they provide to their employees.
Cyber Security Experts (Least Likely)
Companies that want a secure IT network free from hackers will need to invest in a good cyber security team to keep them safe long into the future.
Financial Analysts (Least Likely)
With businesses wanting to secure their finances amid a looming financial crisis, employing financial analysts is top of their agenda which means experts in this field can enjoy a fruitful career.
Marketing Specialists (Least Likely)
Marketing of businesses is essential for companies who want to expand their customer base and increase their profits. Marketers with the most experience and creative ideas will never be out of work in the near future.
Environmental Science Technician (Least Likely)
With concerns about the environment being at the forefront of many businesses, environmental technicians will ensure that brands, governments, and organizations are complying with the latest regulations.
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