Automation and Future of Jobs
Economists have been long worried that automation will take away our jobs. As old kinds of jobs disappear due to technology and automation, new kinds of work started emerging.
The rising cases of stress and burnout due to more hours of work is contrary to what should have happened due to automation: less working hours.
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A growing number of people think their job is useless. Time to rethink the meaning of work
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