Studying Automation's Impact on Workforce and Job Development
This act aims to understand how automation is changing jobs in the U.S. This will help the government better prepare programs to support workers who might lose jobs or need new skills due to robots and new technologies. Citizens will gain access to better training and support in finding employment in a changing world.
Key points
The government will commission a study to identify which jobs are most at risk from automation and what new jobs are emerging.
A special advisory board, including experts, labor unions, and business representatives, will be established to recommend how to help workers adapt to changes.
Study results and recommendations will be publicly available, allowing citizens and businesses to better plan for their professional future.
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