LinkedIn Global Green Skills Report 2022: Green talent in the workforce worldwide is rising

Manufacturing and construction are leading recruiters of green talent in India Post the pandemic, the world is witnessing a historic transformation in how people work, why they work and where they work. LinkedIn has termed the phenomenon as the Great Reshuffle, a moment where we are reimagining the future of work. Many people are actively acquiring new skills and pursuing new ventures, and many employers are reinventing business models and creating new markets. LinkedIn has launched the ‘Global Green Skills Report 2022’, which notes that the pandemic hit us in the midst of climate change, and therefore as part of this transition there is also a need to transition to a green economy to address the threat of climate change. “We are seeing a shift to green skills and jobs under way on our platform, which has nearly 800 million members around the world,” Ryan Roslansky, CEO, LinkedIn, said in the report. “Green talent in the workforce worldwide is rising. The share of green talent increased from 9.6% in 2015, to 13.3% in 2021 (growth rate of 38.5%).” As far as India findings are concerned, green transformation has plenty of room for improvement. “Non-green jobs accounted for a greater share…
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