Ren runs up: the lowest paid must change jobs most, McKinsey says. Granny Ume: seven point six times likelier than the higher paid, it says. Mio: which jobs? Granny: offices, shops, trucks; three in four of the eleven million. Seven hundred seventy thousand a year must move, three point six times the old pace. Poko: Poko stays.
The 11 million Americans McKinsey says may need new occupations by 2035 are mostly the lowest paid: more than three quarters are in office and administrative support, retail and sales, and transportation and logistics, lower-wage workers are 7.6 times more likely than higher-wage ones to have to switch, and the economy would have to move about 770,000 workers a year between occupational groups, 3.6 times the historical rate.
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