TRUCKERS, MANAGERS AND THERAPISTS The Post-Pandemic Workforce What new data show about the U.S. labor market that emerged from the coronavirusThe pandemic sparked what seemed a massive reshuffling of who does what in the American workforce. Keeping track of that shifting landscape falls to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which every year details how many people do different types of jobs. The graphic shows the number of jobs in 22 occupational categories in 2016, 2019 and 2022. The graphic shows how the percentage share in the total workforce changed from 2019 to 2022 for each of 22 occupational categories. With natural population growth slowing, immigration could play an important role in how labor demands are met.

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Persons: Jobs, Green Roofers Organizations: Bureau of Labor Statistics, BLS, Movers, Sales, Mental Health, Federal Reserve Locations: COVID, U.S