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Title: The Future of Work in 9 Charts, by Diana Elliott (shared by Fouad Kronfol)


Title: The Future of Work in 9 Charts
Author: Diana Elliott
Publication: Population Reference Bureau (PRB)
Date: July 20, 2026
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Summary: This visual, data-driven guide uses nine charts to explore how global shifts in demographics, climate, technology, and politics are reshaping work and the future workforce. It examines who will make up tomorrow’s workforce, what skills they will need, what protections they will have, and how the very meaning of work may change. Drawing on international data and research, it paints a clearer picture of emerging challenges and trends in employment, social protection, and labor migration.prb+1

Quotes: “This visual, data-driven guide tackles four core questions: Who will make up tomorrow’s workforce? What skills will they need? What protections will they have? And what will work even mean in a world being remade in real time?”prb
“Tomorrow’s workers will come from different places, face new challenges, and navigate a world simultaneously reshaped by demographics, climate, technology, and politics.”prb
“In nine charts, we paint a clearer picture of what to expect.”

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