The technologymore and more, has been gaining ground in the labor market, to the point that, in some cases, it has been preferred to use technological tools such as automated robots either artificial intelligences above human labor, as notable differences have been noted in terms of productivity and viability in some trades in the sector of the industry.
This phenomenon has been gaining relevance, mainly in developed countries, in which technology has been increasingly renewed, since it is these nations that, commonly, technological innovations have their genesis. However, in recent times, this has begun to take place in developing countries.
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For this analysis, the United Nations International Labor Organization made a study to demonstrate which are the nations that are opting more and more for the use of automated machines to carry out jobs that one or more people can perform, taking into account the average number of robots used in the industry for every 10 thousand workers.
Said report, called ‘Social Outlook and Employment in the World: Trends 2023’, mentioned which are the countries that have used automated technologies the most to improve in terms of productivity.
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1. South Korea (1,000).
2. Singapore (670).
3. Japan (399).
4. Germany (397).
5. China (322).
6. Sweden (321)
7. Hong Kong (304).
8. taiwan (276).
9. USA (274).
10. Slovenia (249).
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This also coincides, according to the report, with the slowdown in employment worldwide, which, as explained in the document, despite the fact that “global labor supply growth is likely to slow further, resulting in significant labor shortages, especially in advanced economies”.
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This is explained by the fact that countries of this type are the ones that concentrate a large part of the mass production of products that require a large manufacturing system, such as information technology, vehicles, weapons or telecommunications.
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