Kiwis unconcerned about jobs becoming automated
Massey academic says Kiwis in service industry think their jobs are more complex than they actually are. With special feature audio.
Most Kiwis in the service industry aren’t concerned about the looming threat of their jobs being taken over by robots, a study has found.
Late last year, Massey University surveyed the opinions of roughly 140 employees from 50 companies throughout New Zealand and found 87.5% of them disagreed with
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Campbell Gibson
Tue, 21 Jun 2016
Tue, 21 Jun 2016
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Kiwis unconcerned about jobs becoming automated
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