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Automation and the Future of Work
This report looks to the past to anticipate an uncertain future. It adopts the view of neither the techno-optimist nor the techno-pessimist about the scope and pace of change, instead taking a middle-of-the-road approach to evaluate the impacts of automation on the future of work in Oregon. Regardless of the scenario, Oregon policymakers — and their federal partners — should be preparing an expansive, flexible and focused policy response that can keep pace with rapidly changing conditions.
Key findings
Nearly 150,000 jobs are at risk of automation in the Accommodation and Food service industry.
13% of prime-age males (25-54) were not working in Oregon in 2016.
93% of jobs at high-risk of automation is the Food and Service industry.
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