Frequently speaking, the potential of consequences of increasing automation is very important for job security. Why it is important? Because when I imply want to get a job, they think about the job, how will the period it will take and how much time the company will agreement with the employee because it is quite important at the initial time. When we don’t get it very careful at the first time that will be very difficult for us at the time it will take it off that because after a long time we cannot change the agreement. Once we sign it, so we should follow it. So it’s very important and for the workforce to take care of the job security and quite clear about the security of their jobs. Because once they lose one job, it will be difficult to get another job. So the employment should be very clear.
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Frequently speaking, the potential consequences of increasing automation are very important for job security. Why is it important? Because when people want to get a job, they think about how long it will take and how much time the company will agree to with the employee, as this is quite important at the initial stage. If we are not very careful at the beginning, it will be very difficult for us later because after a long time, we cannot change the agreement. Once we sign it, we must follow it. So it's very important for the workforce to take care of job security and be clear about the security of their jobs. Once they lose one job, it will be difficult to get another job. So employment should be very clear.
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