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2 days ago

The blue-collar revolution isn't just for Gen Z. Six in 10 white-collar professionals say they'd switch for the right trades job | Fortune

The U.S. labor market is unusually tight, with limited hiring and firing prompting many office workers to reconsider their careers. A 2025 Flexjobs report found 62% of white-collar workers would switch to trade jobs for better stability and pay, while others aim to start businesses, retire early, move abroad, or take career breaks. Younger generations, especially Gen Z and Millennials, feel unprepared by education and training for the workforce.
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fromFortune
1 month ago
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Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but office admin jobs are still the safest bet for non-grads

fromFortune
3 months ago
Education

Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but building inspectors, electricians and plumbers actually have the worst unemployment rate

fromNew York Post
4 months ago
Tech industry

Gen Z turn to trade jobs, ditch white-collar careers amid AI uncertainty, poor corporate wages

Gen Z is increasingly pursuing blue-collar jobs due to fears of AI job displacement.
fromFast Company
5 months ago
Tech industry

Gen Z is interested in blue-collar work-but not necessarily manufacturing

Gen Z is increasingly opting for trade jobs over four-year degrees due to high education costs and job security.
fromFortune
1 month ago
Miscellaneous

Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but office admin jobs are still the safest bet for non-grads

fromFortune
3 months ago
Education

Gen Z is ditching college for 'more secure' trade jobs-but building inspectors, electricians and plumbers actually have the worst unemployment rate

fromFortune
2 months ago

$100,000+ to install elevators - these six-figure trade jobs don't require college degrees

Despite significant stigma surrounding vocational careers and assumptions that grad jobs are the only path to success, a new report highlights that tradies in the U.S. can earn six-figure salaries without the added debt of a college degree.
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