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"First they came for factory jobs. Then they showed up in service industries. Now, machines are making inroads into the kind of white-collar office work once thought to be the exclusive preserve of humans," write Alexandre Tanzi and Reade Pickert via Bloomberg. An anonymous reader shares an excerpt ...
First they came for factory jobs. Then they showed up in service industries. Now, machines are making inroads into the kind of white collar office wor...
Machines are making inroads into the kind of white-collar office work once thought to be the exclusive preserve of humans
The law will require employers to provide a public audit of the criteria they've been using to screen applicants, among other things.
Many of us go on vacation with the intention of fully unplugging, only to be sucked into checking our work email -- or even phoning into a meeting or taking a client call when we're supposed to be...