Endangered Jobs Of 2016 That Will Not Seen Future

Mail Carrier

Mail carriers have been listed up in the group of the most endangered jobs at present. The use of email and social media for communication has changed the way we use the U.S. postal service, and this is having a big impact on the industry.

Holistic Healer

Holistic therapeutic is a field of another medication that considers the whole person - body, mind, spirit, and emotions - in the search for best possible health and wellness, instead of purely focusing on the malady. But because most holistic healing services are not covered by health insurance, the prospects for acupuncturists, homeopathic doctors and hypnotherapists are grim as they are being marginalized to niche segments.

Farmer

Again, there’ is technology as a reason, toiling that's done on farms is becoming more and more streamlined and requires fewer workers.

Newspaper Reporter

Yes, technology has beaten up this area too… Once again, technology is largely to blame for the decline in newspaper reporter positions. These days, a lot of people get their news online.

Logging Worker

The classification industry has been hit with a double technology whammy. First, like with farming, the process has been streamlined and requires fewer workers to do the same job. Second, the reduction in paper use requires less product be produced in the first place.

Jeweler

Career Cast notes that outsourcing of jewel manufacturer positions is largely to blame for the anticipated continued decline in this industry. By 2022, they project a 10 percent decline in the availability of these jobs.

Cashier

The strong increase of digital self-checkout registers at supermarkets and retail shops has resulted in the decline of cashier services. Inspecting, managing and button pressing are tasks that customers have taken upon themselves without trouble, meaning that students looking for part time employment or people without higher education will have to look elsewhere for employment in the future.

Librarian

The library is another arena in which automatic technology is displacing the need for physical human employment. Thanks to search engines that can help identify and locate books with ease, more and more libraries are turning to technology to cut the high cost of employing a librarian. With South Korea launching the world’s first hybrid library combining digital and analogue, the trend of automating the library experience seems to be only just beginning.

Tailor

Though the job of a tailor involves skill and handiwork, the profession is dying out due to competition. Tailors and seamstresses must now go up against with large retailers and clothing stores that offer free alterations alongside the purchase. This means that the steep price that tailors charge is simply uncompetitive, putting many independent tailors out of business.