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Labour market impacts of technology change

Evidence from linked employer-employee data
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Future of work Job automation Robotics Employment forecasting Labour market New Zealand
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Labour market impacts of technology change 1.66 MB
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Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence mean that tasks previously considered the domain of humans are able to be performed by machines, potentially displacing workers currently performing those tasks.

The aim of this research is to explore whether we are beginning to observe the impact of automation in the New Zealand labour market.

Publication Details
Copyright:
Crown Copyright 2021
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
19 Aug 2021

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