This leaves some embarking on oil sector careers worried. According to recruiter Swift Worldwide Resources, more than 200,000 jobs have been cut globally in the oil and gas sector since the oil price collapsed last year, where as employment in the renewable energy sector increased 18% last year with the most jobs being created in Asia. The report also found that while global demand for natural resources is expected to grow by about 3% a year over the next decade, it will be driven primarily by emerging economies.
According to recruiter Swift Worldwide Resources, more than 200,000 jobs have been cut globally in the oil and gas sector since the oil price collapsed last year, where as employment in the renewable energy sector increased 18% last year with the most jobs being created in Asia. The report also found that while global demand for natural resources is expected to grow by about 3% a year over the next decade, it will be driven primarily by emerging economies.