The Future of Jobs Report 2025 explores how jobs and skills will evolve over the next five years in response to technological, economic, and social transformations. Drawing from insights across 673 companies and 26 countries, the report highlights how AI, green transition, and macroeconomic forces are reshaping labor markets.
Key findings include:
- Employers expect 44% of workers’ skills to be disrupted in the next five years.
- AI and big data remain the most transformative technologies for jobs.
- While 69 million new jobs may emerge, 83 million roles may be displaced, leading to a net job loss of 14 million.
- Analytical thinking, AI skills, and resilience are among the top skills in demand.
- 6 in 10 workers will require training by 2029, but only half currently have access to adequate upskilling opportunities.
The report serves as a strategic tool for governments, employers, and workers to navigate the future of work.
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