Labor trends predict multi career paths and rising technology
Scholars note the coming century will bring multiple careers per worker as technology and automation reshape work. Advances in communications and transportation already transformed industry, with education and community colleges playing larger roles. Robotics and home-based work are highlighted as key shifts.
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Larry McClellan
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Governors State University
South Metropolitan Regional Leadership Council
Chicago
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Diane Grund
Moraine Valley Community College
Manny Hoffman
State Labor Relations Board
Ford Robotics
Chicago Heights
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Hoffman
Illinois
Les Tischauser
Prairie State College
Tischauser
Diane Kjos
GSU
Kjos
Montana
Prairie State
United States
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