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Mayor Greenberg celebrates SummerWorks season and points job seekers 18-24 to The Spot: Young Adult Opportunity Center
On Tuesday, August 26th, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg wrapped up a successful 15th season of SummerWorks and highlighted The Spot as the place where young adult job seekers in the Louisville region can get connected to employers with good-paying, full-time positions.
Expected job demand in the next decade
The Kentuckiana region's job market is evolving rapidly, shaped by technological advances, demographic shifts, and changing economic priorities. For job seekers, students, and workforce development programs, understanding where opportunities are growing is crucial for making informed career decisions.
This annual Occupational Outlook analyzes Lightcast’s employment projections for the Kentuckiana region, examining which roles are expected to be in-demand over the next decade.
Generative AI is here and ready to redefine work
Generative AI is reshaping the labor market, especially in professional roles involving tasks like writing, coding, and analysis. While regions like Louisville may see slower adoption than major tech hubs, preparing the workforce for AI’s growing influence is critical. The future impact of AI will depend on how employers, educators, and policymakers choose to apply and support the technology.
Making Workplaces Work Better for Young Adults
How can employers create workplace environments that welcome this rising generation of workers and lead to mutual success? KentuckianaWorks and partners are listening to young adults and employers in order to better understand the unique challenges facing young adult workers and how we can help design a more supportive and equitable workplace.
Where are workforce services most needed in our region?
Using data from recent Census surveys, this map series provides geographic detail on the region’s adults who would likely benefit from career services, including the unemployed, the working poor, and those with limited levels of education.