The future of work examines how we work today and what work will look like by 2030. With millennials joining the workforce and the use of innovation and technology, work will be done much differently than traditional work. Advance technology will replace some of the more hazardous work activities so that industry can be more productive with less risk. Workers will need to achieve a higher level of understanding about computer and programming. Some workers will continue to work in the corporate world while other will expand into issues concerning the environment. More workers will work remotely with platform interfaces that connect more people across the globe. Face-to-face interventions will be done on screen panels rather than in-person. The outcome will be same but the cost will be much lower and easier to accomplish. Travel and other safety risks will be reduced or eliminated. Cost for mass production will be reduced so that more people can afford the consumer products manufactured. Recycling, reusing, and repurposing items will provide opportunity to manage waste so that our landfills don't exceed capacity. Vehicles will be safer to drive and the emissions may be reduced or eliminated with electric and autonomous driving vehicles and trucks. Life at work will be more holistic so that we are focused on total worker health rather than specific targeted programs. There will be greater communication and a deep dive on a wide range of subjects. The future is bright but teachers and our youths must be up to the challenge, if we are to succeed.