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The 15 Fastest-Shrinking Jobs in the US

The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new projection data this week, including the occupations with the largest projected drops in employment from 2023 to 2033.

The fastest-shrinking job category is word processors and typists, which is projected to have employment tumble by 38% from 2023 to 2033, or a decline of 15,200 jobs.

Below are the 15 fastest-shrinking job categories in the US.

Fastest-shrinking jobs

Projected employment decreases from 2023 to 2033

Table showing the 15 fastest-shrinking jobs in the US, including their projected declines in employment and median annual wages
Table with 4 columns and 15 rows.
Projected percent decline, 2023-2033Projected decline, 2023-2033Median annual wage
Word processors and typists
−38.0%
−38.0%
−38.0%
−15,200
−15,200
−15,200
$46,450
Roof bolters, mining
−32.0%
−32.0%
−32.0%
−600
−600
−600
$66,660
Telephone operators
−26.4%
−26.4%
−26.4%
−1,200
−1,200
−1,200
$38,080
Switchboard operators, including answering service
−25.2%
−25.2%
−25.2%
−11,300
−11,300
−11,300
$36,750
Data entry keyers
−25.0%
−25.0%
−25.0%
−41,000
−41,000
−41,000
$37,790
Foundry mold and coremakers
−24.6%
−24.6%
−24.6%
−2,900
−2,900
−2,900
$44,300
Loading and moving machine operators, underground mining
−22.9%
−22.9%
−22.9%
−1,200
−1,200
−1,200
$64,070
Patternmakers, metal and plastic
−22.2%
−22.2%
−22.2%
−500
−500
−500
$49,670
Telemarketers
−21.5%
−21.5%
−21.5%
−18,300
−18,300
−18,300
$34,480
Engine and other machine assemblers
−21.3%
−21.3%
−21.3%
−10,400
−10,400
−10,400
$50,270
Manufactured building and mobile home installers
−19.6%
−19.6%
−19.6%
−600
−600
−600
$38,980
Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
−19.2%
−19.2%
−19.2%
−1,100
−1,100
−1,100
$44,620
Prepress technicians and workers
−18.5%
−18.5%
−18.5%
−4,300
−4,300
−4,300
$45,070
Cutters and trimmers, hand
−18.4%
−18.4%
−18.4%
−1,300
−1,300
−1,300
$37,040
Order clerks
−17.9%
−17.9%
−17.9%
−19,000
−19,000
−19,000
$41,600

None of the 15 fastest-shrinking jobs had a six-figure median annual wage, data from the Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program shows. Still, a few of them had median pay above the median for all occupations, which was $48,060.

While word processors and typists could see employment drop the quickest among occupations, cashiers could see the largest employment drop from 2023 to 2033. BLS found this job is projected to see employment drop by 353,100, or a 10.6% decline.

Customer service representatives and general office clerks were the only two other jobs with employment projected to fall by more than 100,000.

“The growth of e-commerce as well as advances in technology are expected to limit demand for sales workers leading to employment declines,” a news release from the Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Thursday. “Similarly, automated systems and related technology, including AI, are expected to contribute to declines in employment of office and administrative support workers.”

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