UK JOB MARKET SPLITS AS AI ROLES SURGE, KNOWLEDGE WORK FALLS
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Britain's labor market is fragmenting into two distinct speeds: AI-related job postings are skyrocketing while traditional knowledge work positions decline sharply. According to Indeed data, AI now appears in 9.4% of British job listings, up from roughly 2% in 2023.
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