This study uses a sample of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians (N= 240) who differ in
skill, education, and income to replicate and extend past findings about socioeconomic …

Automation may have varied consequences on individual workers, ranging from job loss to
enhanced productivity. Although some of these disruptions may be outside of their control …

Automation is increasingly becoming a disruptive force in modern workplaces. For individual
workers, the consequences of automation are varied; In some cases, employees may be …

Labor-saving technology has already decreased employment opportunities for middle-skill
workers. Experts anticipate that advances in AI and robotics will cause even more significant …

While ethnic minorities, less-educated or less-skilled workers, and low-income workers are,
in general, deemed more vulnerable to automation, the literature has not adequately …

Discourse surrounding the future of work often treats technological substitution of workers as
a cause for concern, but complementarity as a good. However, while automation and …

As automation technologiessuch as machine learning and robotics play an increasingly
great role in everyday life, their potential effect on the workplace has, unsurprisingly …

In recent years, there has been increasing social concern about the impact of automation on
labor market outcomes, a phenomenon known as technological unemployment. Specific …

The rapid adoption of new technologies in the workplace, especially robotics and artificial
intelligence (AI), has motivated some researchers to determine what effects such …

Social scientists have made predictions about the automation of jobs, as well as the
negative consequences that technology has on job quality, but not how these phenomena …