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fix: labor hub commentary drift vs current forecast data (Jul 6)#4989

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Summary

Automated audit of the Labor Automation Forecasting Hub found two Jobs Monitor commentary claims that no longer match the underlying (continuously-updating) forecast data. Fixed both and bumped the "Commentary last updated" date.

Section Before After
Jobs Monitor — 2035 growth insight "By 2035, nurses, restaurant servers, and physicians are expected to see the highest growth..." "By 2035, nurses, physicians, and law enforcement are expected to see the highest growth..."
Jobs Monitor — 2030 growth insight "By 2030, roles in design, construction, and healthcare are expected to grow..." "By 2030, roles in food service, construction, and healthcare are expected to grow..."

Why:

  • 2035 growth insight: Restaurant Servers is currently the lowest-ranked of the five tracked 2035 growth occupations (+2.8%), behind Nurses (+13.0%), Physicians (+5.1%), and Law Enforcement (+3.6%). The page's own dynamically-generated "Key Insights" panel independently confirms the correct top three are nurses, physicians, and law enforcement — directly contradicting the hardcoded Jobs Monitor copy.
  • 2030 growth insight: Designers has fallen to +1.1% for 2030, now behind Construction Workers (+4.1%) and Restaurant Servers (+3.1%), so "design" is no longer one of the top growth categories for that year.

Only the commentary text was changed — no chart data, component structure, or unrelated code was touched.

Test plan

  • prettier --write on changed files
  • eslint on changed files (no errors)
  • Verified new occupation names/rankings against the live page's raw data (RSC payload) and its own dynamic Key Insights summary

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  • Content Updates
    • Refreshed the Labor Hub insights text for the 2030 and 2035 positive outlooks, including updated highlighted roles and clearer wording.
    • Updated the “Commentary last updated” date in the hero section to reflect the latest revision.

- Jobs Monitor 2035 growth insight named "restaurant servers" among the
  highest 2035 growers, but the current forecast has it last among the
  five tracked growth occupations; the page's own Key Insights summary
  independently confirms the true top three are nurses, physicians, and
  law enforcement.
- Jobs Monitor 2030 growth insight named "design" as a top grower, but
  Designers has since fallen behind Construction Workers and Restaurant
  Servers; swapped in "food service" to match the current top three.
- Bumped the "Commentary last updated" date.
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  • front_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/jobs_insights.tsx
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Walkthrough

This PR updates copy text in JOBS_INSIGHTS for the 2030 and 2035 positive entries in jobs_insights.tsx, changing highlighted roles and wording, and updates the "Commentary last updated" date in hero.tsx from Jul 4 to Jul 6.

Changes

Labor Hub content update

Layer / File(s) Summary
Jobs insights copy changes
front_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/jobs_insights.tsx
Highlighted roles and wording updated for both the 2030 and 2035 positive insight entries, including line wrapping and punctuation adjustments.
Hero commentary date update
front_end/src/app/(main)/labor-hub/sections/hero.tsx
"Commentary last updated" timestamp and displayed date changed from 2026-07-04 (Jul 4) to 2026-07-06 (Jul 6).

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes

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Cleanup: Preview Environment Removed

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Cleanup triggered by PR close at 2026-07-06T11:35:06Z

@cemreinanc cemreinanc merged commit c44616e into main Jul 6, 2026
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