But McKinsey warns that efforts must be made by policy makers and business leaders to adapt to changes, in particular mid-career job training in the United Kingdom, with "a focus on robust economic growth and large-scale retraining and re-employment of workers in the coming decade", said James Manyika, chairman and director of the McKinsey Global Institute.
To remain viable, workers must embrace retraining in different fields.
Regardless of whether the ascent of robots is less quick, around 400 million workers could still find themselves displaced by automation and would need to find new jobs over the next 13 years, the McKinsey […]
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