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GlobalISCO 2122Mapped from 2 occupations

This page shows the shared structural baseline only. It is comparable across countries because it uses the canonical ISCO-08 spine and excludes country-specific wages, demand offsets, and policy effects.

Exposure: 92.0%Bottleneck: 20.2%Confidence high

Why This Score

Exposure 92%

Weighted AI task overlap from the shared ISCO-08 spine

Bottleneck 20%

Human coordination and physical presence protection

Structural pressure 73%

exposure × (1 − bottleneck)

structural_pressure = exposure × (1 − bottleneck). Comparable exposure and bottleneck are blended on the canonical spine; local labour-market context is intentionally excluded here. How this works

Structural footprint

2 source occupations roll up into this canonical occupation.

21221 · 21222

Comparable spine

The canonical ISCO-08 occupation keeps the score comparable across countries while the local layers remain separate.

Evidence Quality

Crosswalk quality 100%

Source coverage 82%

Signal agreement 95%

Source freshness 80%

Sensitivity 75%

Exposure sources

4 source families contribute to the exposure estimate for this occupation.

Confidence level

The global structural record is currently stable and well covered.

Country Views

Singapore view →

Open the Singapore view with wages, labour monitor, and transition pathways.

SSOC 21222

United States view →

US occupation layer with BLS wages, O*NET tasks, and employment projections.

SOC 15-1221