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An Outlook on Impact of

Technology on Jobs

By Team A
INTRODUCTION
Technology is changing the world of work and reshaping labor markets.
This focuses specifically on the effect of ICT-enabled smart machines,
smart devices, and smart techniques on employment. There is
considerable scope for policies to shape these effects on employment – as
well as how ICT(INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY)
itself will affect how some of these policies will be delivered. However,
technology also brings risks. Some jobs might also be digitized to varying
extents, with some workers or part of their functions being replaced by
technology. The ability to take advantage of opportunities will also vary
among individuals, workers with higher levels of skills more likely to
benefit, while those with lower skills might be less prepared and hence
more exposed to risks of lower job quality and of job loss. Technology is
also changing the nature of employment relationships, with implications
for the risks individuals face.
HOW IS TECHNOLOGY USED IN WORK PLACE or IN JOB SPACES ?

• In today’s information based environment ,information is indeed an


essential resource for all the organisations. It is used in ways which
include communication with company ,data sharing ,data protection
,quick decision making.
• Few of the uses are:-
1.Upward and downward flow of information.
2.Horizontal and outward flow of information.
3.Supports innovation.
4.Speeds information processing.
EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY ON JOBS
• Opportunities
• Digital jobs
• Emerging challenges
• Job susceptibility
• Polarization of job quality
ADVANTAGES OF IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON JOBS

• Makes work faster


• Encourages innovation and creativity
• Achieves coordination
• Uniformity and consistency
• Increases profits
• Boosts work efficiency
DISADVANTAGES OF IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON JOBS

• Hard to get the work done


• Loss of interpersonal communication skills
• Constant upgrades and maintenance costs
• Hackers may be one step ahead
• High risk of unemployment and job loss

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