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AI and the Labour Market: 2025 Update

Task-based occupational analysis across OECD economies; employment flows modelling.

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300M

Jobs with significant AI exposure globally

7%

Potential global GDP boost from AI productivity gains over 10 years

2.1×

Rate at which AI-related jobs grow vs. displaced jobs in UK and US

What this report says in 60 seconds

  • 300 million jobs have significant AI exposure globally
  • Advanced economies: net employment effects remain positive — new jobs outpacing displacement
  • 10,000–15,000 net job reductions per month in financial services globally
  • AI productivity gains could boost global GDP by 7% over the next decade
  • New AI-related jobs growing 2.1× faster than displaced jobs in UK and US
  • Workers in AI-complementary roles seeing wage growth of 15–25% above sector average

What this means for you

Career Navigator

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AI-complementary roles — roles where your expertise is augmented by AI rather than replaced by it — are seeing 15–25% wage growth above sector average. The strategy is to position in that category in your sector.

Career Starter

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The 2.1× growth rate for new AI jobs vs. displaced jobs is the headline for career starters. More jobs in AI are being created than lost — but they require different skills and different entry points than traditional graduate routes.

Career Reinventor

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AI productivity gains boosting GDP by 7% means organisations are generating more surplus — and experienced professionals who help them capture that surplus through AI implementation are capturing a share of the upside.

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