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Working conditions and automation

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Workplace safety, labor rules, technology, and changing jobs.

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Principles

  • Evaluate workplace rules and automation by safety, useful output, job quality, and transition costs.
  • Account for who gains, who bears the disruption, and what skills the new work requires.

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What belongs in an evaluation of workplace automation?
Only the number of machines installed.
Only the number of jobs initially removed.
Useful output, safety, job changes, needed skills, and transition costs.

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