Re:Uniqlo cut 90% of staff at one warehouse by replacing the...
by int_19h on Thursday October 11, 2018 @05:19AM
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The question is, who is going to pay for that safety net, and is it really still a "safety net" when a majority of the citizens have to rely on it?
It could be argued that since automation drives the need for these arrangements, it ought to be taxed accordingly to pay for the measures that mitigate them.
It could be argued that since automation drives the need for these arrangements, it ought to be taxed accordingly to pay for the measures that mitigate them.