About the fact that Foxconn, the largest manufacturer of products for Apple, we have already informed you countless times about the long-term problems with maintaining tolerable working conditions. We have also informed you that Foxconn is preparing to replace the vast majority of all employeesancfor workers who will definitely not complain about hard work and bad conditions. Foxconn has already started replacing employeesancrobots that will do the work for people. Of course, at first glance this means that tens of thousands of employees will lose their jobs.anccompany, but Foxconn counters that this is not true and that employeesancThey will also be transferred to other positions where they will no longer have to perform demanding, monotonous work.
The Wall Street Journal reports that an employee named Zhang spent two years of his life as a worker on a Foxconn assembly line, where he wired up individual computers.oneRecently, he and his colleagues have been moved to other positions, and his work is now being done by robots that can work 24 hours a day without finding the monotonous work stressful. Zhang says that out of the twenty to thirty employees,ancOf the workers who previously worked on the production line, only five people remain in this position, operating the machines. The question is whether Foxconn will hire the other employees.ance transferred them to another position or simply fired them.
ProThe problem is that although humanity is already technically advanced enough for machines to perform monotonous and boring work, psychologically it is not yet at a point where other people can enjoy the work of machines and not have to fear for their survival due to the loss of employment. In the coming months, there will no longer be articles about the fact that employeesancFoxconn workers are also suffering at work, but former employeesancFoxconn is also starving.
In just two sentences. They got what they wanted. You can't stop progress.
The same thing happened and is happening in car factories and elsewhere. Jobs will be created elsewhere. In China it will expand one day anyway and people will start fighting there.. and maybe even destroying robots. Apple he is doing well to try to give the production elsewhere.
Man of today: "Don't you have a job for me?". How about inventing one and building it yourself? By nature, we all have a head for thinking, eyes for reading, a mouth for speaking, hands for action and feet for moving. Why is it that people mostly live like Zombies, waiting for something to happen?
JK: don't believe that, 3/4 of the jobs are in production here in the east of Slovakia, and there are also layoffs in production every 2-3 months, so you'll never complete the necessary 3 years of support and if they fire you, you're always starting from scratch.
machines cost much less than people, so it's only a matter of time when the internet and robots will replace us humans, and billionaires will laugh that we'll be hungry and thirsty,
iMac: of course you can do business, but even for that you need to earn somewhere
Amnart: I didn't think that new jobs would suddenly be created in that place. Of course, that's about skill, thinking, incentives, etc. I meant in a global sense, like for example, with the advent of computers, there was also the opinion that it would take people's jobs, but who has to repair them and who works with them in areas that no one imagined at the time... Musicians, graphic designers, network administrators, programmers, filmmakers, games... ProHundreds of new jobs have been created and, conversely, they have helped many people work where they would not normally have been able to.