1. Michael Spayne
Focus LMI

2. Careers of the Future

3. The Future is Uncertain

4. Tomorrow’s World Predictions Which Never Happened the floating bicycle paper underpants waterproof paper the portable bath pills for an all-chemical meal real plants that double as television aerials

5. Direction of Change

6. Drivers of Change

7. Globalisation - UK Economy is:
5th largest economy
8th largest manufacturer
9th largest exporter
Shift to Asia

8. Global Labour Market
1 in 7
1,000 (5.5 million)
200+ Million

9. Richard Freeman
“The world has entered a long and epochal transition toward a single global economy and labour market”

10. Richard Florida Who's Your City?
“Today's global economy is spiky. What's more, the tallest spikes, the cities and regions that drive the world economy, are growing ever higher”
Richard Florida Who's Your City?
How the Creative Economy Is Making Where You Live the Most Important Decision of Your Life

11. Some Major World Cities Hong Kong Chicago Toronto
London Paris
New York
Hong Kong Chicago Toronto
Dubai Singapore
Sydney

12. Green-Collar Revolution?
CO2 Problem
Growing Scarcity of Natural Resources

13. Environmental Friendly Construction
Baufritz Eco-House

14. Greener Transport

15. Technology (STEM)

16. Robots doing Jobs?

17. Demographic Change - Ageing

18. Multi-generational workforce
Generation Z entering the job market

19. 10 Billion by 2050

20. 50% more energy 40% more food Limited Resources
By 2050 the World will need:
30% more water
40% more food
50% more energy

21. 70% Increase in Food (calories) by 2050

22. Employment by Occupation - UK - 1994

23. Employment by Occupation - UK - 2024

24. Hour Glass Occupational Structure?
More Professional Jobs
Fewer Intermediate
More Lower Skilled

25. Precarious Work

26. Emerging Sectors / Technologies
Genetics / Biotechnologies
Nano-technologies
Alternative Energies
Artificial Intelligence
Advanced Materials / Chemicals
Robotics
Cybernetics
3D Printing

27. New Technologies tend to
create more jobs?

28. Specialism can be risky

29. Robot Nation "The problem is that these systems will eliminate jobs
in massive numbers.” 
Marshall Brain

30. Future Shock! "too much change in too short a period of time".
Alvin Toffler

31. Equivalent to £28,350 per person Debt increasing @ £5,170 a second
National Debt
£1,764,090,000,000
1.8 Trillion
Equivalent to £28,350 per person
Debt £5,170 a second
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32. The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Plan it

33. possible scenarios pessimistic v optimistic

34. Four Possible Scenarios
Innovation Adaption
Skills Activism
Forced Flexibility
The Great Divide

35. Implications Global / Mobility Technology / Skills, Job Replacement
Precarious Jobs / Low Pay-No Pay
Two Tier / Hour Glass Job Market
Multi-generational Workforce
Gender Divisions?
Anti-globalisation?

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