The document discusses the impact of technology on employment, noting that 320,000 industrial robots were sold in the last two years. It shows that the majority of jobs are now in the services sector rather than agriculture or industry. The fastest growing jobs are those related to software engineering and computer support, while traditional jobs like butchers, secretaries, and cashiers are among the most vulnerable to automation. Employment in manufacturing has declined both in the US and worldwide since 1980 as technologies have replaced some human roles.

1. Ulfan Aliyev
THE IMPACT OF
TECHNOLOGY ON
EMPLOYMENT

3. WHY GDP AND HOUSEHOLD INCOME IS NOT
SAME ?

4. 320K INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS SOLD IN LAST 2
YEARS
69%
1%
20%
10%
Services
Agriculture
Industry
Others

5. JOB ‘GROWTH’ IN USA AND WORLD WIDE

6. FASTEST GROWING 10 JOBS
• 1) Software engineers – applications
• 2) Computer support workers
• 3) Network administrators
• 4) Software engineers – systems
• 5) Network system analysts
• 6) Desktop pulisher
• 7) Database administration
• 8) Personal and home care aides
• 9) Computer systems analysts
• 10) Medical assistants

7. VULNERABLE 10 JOBS
• 1) Butchers
• 2) Secretaries
• 3) Payroll clerks
• 4) Banks tellers
• 5) File clerks
• 6) Cashier
• 7) Typist
• 8) Pharmacist
• 9) Bookkeepers
• 10) Postal clerks

8. EMPLOYMENT IN MANUFACTURING
0
10
20
30
40
Wolrdwide USA
Germany
1980
2011
.