Mail carrier positions will be hit the hardest in the next decade. With people switching from letter writing, to emailing, from sending birthday cards, to e-cards, it's no wonder mail carriers

will run out of things to carry sooner rather than later. There's a 28% expected decline in the workforce by 2022.

Meter readers are the people who are responsible for towing your car when it's overstayed its welcome. Reason to have some compassion: the people usually in charge of placing those

parking tickets on your car parked a minute-to-long will soon have many parts of their jobs automated. There's a 19% expected decline in the workforce by 2022.

Our need for farmers will diminish as high-tech processes streamline existing harvesting techniques, cutting down on work, and the people needed to carry it out. There's a 19% expected decline in the workforce by

2022.

With the introduction of social media, newspaper reporters will soon be out of jobs, because you can't beat "free." Anyone with a smart phone can record and publish major happenings

that go viral through retweets and shares on social media platforms like Twitter or Facebook. There's a 13% expected decline in the workforce by 2022.

With outsourcing of materials and the enablement of mass production techniques, jewelers will be out of jobs in the near future. There's a 10% expected decline by the year 2022.

Taking a look at the morality rate for logging workers, maybe it's for the best that the job is on the way out. Nearly 1 out of 100 logging workers

die on the job each year, but the reason for it's demise is actually the introduction of new technology, and our lessened need for paper. There's a 9% expected decline by the

year 2022.

Flight attendants, responsible for making sure we're safe and comfortable during our journey from point A to B, will have their industry consolidated due to company merges and general 'cutting-back' in the industry.

There's a 7% expected decline in flight attendants by the year 2022.