Evidence item

The quoted passage directly reports larger skill upgrades for jobs from small employers and markets as they catch up with larger employers and markets. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Lower-skilled occupations face greater upskilling pressure in U.S. job ads · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:efa846d7ae075e6b35dc75517d7279193940eb8c74c9fe8f0b3e81e0d57f5410

Exact excerpt

Nevertheless, analyzing 167 million online job posts covering 721 occupations, we find that when accounting for distance between skills, skill change is greater for lower-skilled occupations: those with fewer skills, lower wages, and less educational requirements. We further investigate the differences in skill change across employer and market size, as well as social demographic groups. We find that jobs from small employers and markets experienced larger skill upgrades to catch up with the skill demands of their large employers and markets.

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