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UN Report: 27.6% of Women's Jobs at Automation Risk

10/20/2025

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A United Nations (UN) report finds that 27.6% of women's jobs are at risk due to automation.
The impact is most severe in high-income countries, where women dominate clerical and educational roles.
Digitalization also offers opportunities for economic inclusion through flexible work models.
Experts urge governments to address digital gender gap by enhancing internet access and digital skills training for women, ensuring equitable participation in the evolving job market.

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A United Nations (UN) report finds that 27.6% of women's jobs are at risk due to automation.
The impact is most severe in high-income countries, where women dominate clerical and educational roles.
Digitalization also offers opportunities for economic inclusion through flexible work models.
Experts urge governments to address digital gender gap by enhancing internet access and digital skills training for women, ensuring equitable participation in the evolving job market.