Sentences with phrase «replace skilled labor»

A huge amount of work remains before making robots skilled enough to replace skilled labor, he said.

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The (relatively) tight labor market for low - skill workers reveals the pathologies not only of the American poor, but of an American elite who would gladly displace and replace low - skill American workers.

A doula doesn't replace your family, she brings only her knowledge and skill sets to help you all cope with labor.

We assume that 2.5 percent of the labor force retires each year and that these workers are replaced by better - educated ones, implying that the labor force does not fully reach its ultimate new skill level for 50 years (10 years of reform followed by 40 years of retirements).

Second, the labor force improves only as new, more - skilled students replace retiring less - skilled workers.

Just joining the labor force is often no longer enough to start developing skills, especially in sectors where automation is replacing human labor.

Only later do students move into the labor market, slowly replacing retiring (and less skilled) workers.

The robot, programmed to contain the paint within a certain circumference against its natural inclination to flow outward, speaks to fears that skilled labor is increasingly being replaced by machines, and offers a critique of the popularization of factory - scale art production.

The brute - force, labor intensive legal delivery model is being replaced by a digitized one where repetitive tasks are automated; products are replacing many services; delivery cycles are compressed; costs are reduced and / or proportionate to supply and demand; and lawyers are deployed to perform tasks that require differentiated judgment, skills, or knowledge and / or working from more efficient, lower - cost tech - enabled delivery models.

General Maintenance Worker • Clean and maintain building interiors and exteriors by sweeping and mopping • Assist in grounds maintenance activities by picking up litter and clearing debris • Provide support to skilled labor in installing component parts and equipment • Maintain tools, vehicles and equipment of the trade • Handle minor carpentry, painting and electrical repair work • Inspect malfunctioning machinery to diagnose errors and assist in fixing them • Clean and lubricate machines and tools • Repair and replace defective parts, using a variety of power and hand tools • Perform routine and preventative maintenance activities on machinery and equipment • Order parts and supplies and keep track of inventory

In industries already facing labor and skills shortages, forward - thinking companies are recruiting, retaining, and developing flexible work - time arrangements and / or phased retirement plans for these workers (55 years of age or older), many of whom have skills that are difficult to replace.

Less labor - and skill - intensive projects are more likely to be completed by the owner, including interior painting and redecorating, replacing appliances, landscaping and improving curb appeal, and completing a minor bathroom upgrade.