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Business reporter Stuart Varney appeared on Fox News Thursday morning to comment upon the new unemployment figures: STUART VARNEY: “The numbers are pretty good, I gotta say, those headline numbers hit you pretty good. But you dig a little deeper just beneath the surface and you see that not everybody is sharing in this recovery… What […] September 4th, 2014 | Category: economic globalization | Tags: aliens, amnesty, economy, job displacement, job loss, smart machines, technology, workers |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Congressman Paul Ryan is stuck on the idea that generational Boomer retirement will cause a scarcity of workers sooner or later and believes that mass immigration will save his pals, the billionaires who are starving for cheaper labor. Ryan made the Boomer point on the Laura Ingraham radio show more than a year ago: Paul Ryan Defends […] August 19th, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: automation, increase legal immigration, robot, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post The front page of Sunday’s Los Angeles Times headlined with “Laboring in the shadow of recession,” which is actually a story about freelancing out of necessity in the bleak job market. Individual cases of human struggles to survive economically are told along with the some of the societal changes which contribute. There are a few statistics […] August 4th, 2014 | Category: unemployment | Tags: automation, business regulation, California, economy, illegal workers, job displacement, job loss, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post The Saturday morning business chatterboxes on Fox had an interesting discussion about how demands for a higher minimum wage will only drive employers to more use of automation. (A robot burger-flipper already exists that can produce 360 per hour, so businesses like McDonalds can reduce human employees whenever it wants.) Naturally, nobody mentioned that increased use […] May 31st, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: amnesty, automation, immigration, increase legal immigrants, job displacement, robots, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post Don’t worry, little human, robot designers are concerned with making the working environment comfy regarding the machine-people interface. That’s the message from the producers of the UBR-1 robot, the latest in smart machines that can work in manufacturing or other assorted tasks. We’ve heard this mendacity before, that advanced mechanization is being brought in to “help” […] May 24th, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: automation, job displacement, legal immigration, robot, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post Tuesday’s LA Times front page featured an employment story with an upbeat headline: “U.S. jobs return as offshoring ebbs.” But you don’t have to read far to see that the number of returning jobs is seriously reduced. A caption notes one power system company “can now make an alternator with one worker in the time it […] May 13th, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: automation, double legal immigration, immigration, robot, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post We little citizens mostly hear from the liberal pravda media that the recovery is bubbling along nicely, although not quite as robustly as the Administration would prefer. However on Monday the New York Times did note: The report shows that total employment has finally surpassed its pre-recession level. “The good news is we’re back to zero,” […] April 29th, 2014 | Category: unemployment | Tags: aliens, amnesty, automation, cost, illegal, immigration, increase legal immigration, job displacement, robots, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post On Thursday, Bill Gates spoke at the American Enterprise Institute about his foundation’s efforts against poverty worldwide titled From Poverty to Prosperity (more details in his annual letter). Mixed into his discussion of tax policy were his observations that smart machines were coming on strong and the effects on the labor market would be profound. Following is […] March 14th, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: amnesty, automation, computers, Congress, immigration, robot, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post In Washington, legislators are barraged by billionaires demanding an open door for cheap immigrant workers, from techies to dishwashers. But in the workplace, smart machines are increasingly performing complex tasks formerly done by human workers. That transformation is partially to blame for the jobless recovery, in addition to the administration’s business-unfriendly policies of course. On Saturday, […] March 9th, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: amnesty, automation, Congress, immigration, robot, smart machines |
Email This Post | Print This Post As a careful writer, I normally spend a lot of time researching topics that are often controversial, like how illegal immigration is illegal and such. But I’ve never been so surprised as when investigating how far robotics have advanced in their capability to replace humans in complex tasks, from manufacturing to ordering in restaurants and […] February 17th, 2014 | Category: job displacement | Tags: aliens, amnesty, automation, immigration, job displacement, legalization, robot, smart machines, work permits |
Email This Post | Print This Post Americans should look around and take stock of all the places where a smart machine is performing a task formerly done by a human: ATMs (Automatic Teller Machines), ticket kiosks in airports and self-checkout in grocery stores. Plus there are other examples that exist out of the public eye, including automated warehouses, robots for harvesting […] January 31st, 2014 | Category: replacing American workers with immigrants | Tags: automation, immigration, jobless citizens, legal immigration, robots, smart machines, unemployment |
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