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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned governments to act fast to counter the effects of automation and globalization.
Automation, robots and globalization are rapidly changing the workplace and the technologies could almost wipe out or radically alter almost half of all jobs in the next two decades, OECD said, reports Bloomberg.According to OECD Labor Director Stefano Scarpetta, the pace of change will be “startling.”The OECD warned the governments that they should act fast and decisively to counter the effects f […]
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