UK AI Job-Risk Index · SOC 2010 1242
Ranks #115 of 293 for AI exposure (1 = most exposed)
How exposed to AI are residential, day and domiciliary care managers and proprietors?
65/100
AI exposure score (percentile of 365 UK occupations)
High#115
of 293 UK occupations (1 = most exposed)
£36,219
median full-time pay (ONS ASHE 2020) · 53,000 employee jobs
Residential, day and domiciliary care managers and proprietors sits in the high exposure band: its abilities overlap with current AI applications more than about 65% of the 365 UK occupations the Department for Education scored. High exposure usually means AI can help with many of the tasks involved, such as drafting, analysis or information handling. That can change how the job is done, but it is not a forecast that the job will disappear.
Underlying scores: AIOE (all AI) 0.72, LLM exposure 0.88 (standardised; 0 is the average occupation). Skill level: Level 3. Pay and job counts are 2020 figures, so use them to compare occupations rather than as current salaries.
Job titles in this occupation
Titles the ONS SOC 2010 coding index places in unit group 1242. If your job title is here, this page uses the right figures for you.
care manager · manager of residential home
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Lower-risk related jobs
Occupations in the same SOC 2010 sub-major group with a lower AI exposure score, highest-paid first. Pay difference is against £36,219 (ONS ASHE 2020 median, full-time). Switching usually needs retraining; this is a starting point, not advice.
| Occupation | Exposure | Median pay | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property, housing and estate managers | 61/100 | £38,821 | +£2,602 |
| Leisure and sports managers | 56/100 | £32,827 | −£3,392 |
| Managers and proprietors in agriculture and horticulture | 51/100 | £32,514 | −£3,705 |
| Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. | 61/100 | £32,302 | −£3,917 |
| Hotel and accommodation managers and proprietors | 56/100 | £32,000 | −£4,219 |
Occupations with similar exposure
- Customer service occupations n.e.c. (65/100)
- Managers and directors in retail and wholesale (65/100)
- Public services associate professionals (66/100)
- Production managers and directors in manufacturing (64/100)
← #114 Customer service occupations n.e.c. · #116 Managers and directors in retail and wholesale →
Source: Department for Education (2023), The impact of AI on UK jobs and training (AIOE scores); ONS ASHE 2020 Table 14; job titles from the ONS SOC 2010 coding index (v7). Exposure is not a prediction of job loss. Methodology · Embed this data
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