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The Future of Jobs Is Green: How Climate Change Is Changing Labour Markets
01 May 2023 | Abstracted from WE Forum
"New LinkedIn data in the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs report shows that hiring for green roles consistently outpaced the overall hiring rate globally four years in a row.
"...global demand for green skills has risen by 40% since 2015, only 13% of the labour workforce actually possess the skills that organisations need and want...India, the US and Germany are some of the biggest emitters of greenhouse gases, these countries are also seeing some of the fastest growth in green skills in carbon intensive industries."
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