In 2024, the employment in Italy's electrical equipment and electronics sector is expected to be 133.88 thousand employees, with a gradual decline projected over the following years. By 2028, employment is forecasted to drop to 121.0 thousand, outlining a clear downward trend. This shift reflects an average annual decrease (CAGR) over the five-year period. The sector is anticipated to experience annual reductions in the workforce, indicative of possible efficiencies, automation, or shifts in industry demands.

Future trends to watch for:

Impact of automation and digital transformation on labor demand.
Increasing global competition potentially intensifying the pressure on local employment.
Potential for government policies to bolster domestic employment and technological adaptation.
Shift in skill requirements prompting workforce upskilling and reskilling.