Industries all over the world are being changed by the rise of automatic manufacturing jobs. Automation is supposed to make things more efficient and productive. But it also comes with its problems.

Let the basics run on their own, with fewer switches to bother with and things to remember. Or at least that's the idea. But ...

In response to “booming” demand for automated manufacturing workers, Manchester Community College is hosting a job fair to entice people to fill the growing vacancies in southern New Hampshire. The ...

The realization hit during a particularly monotonous week. Eighty percent of work tasks followed predictable patterns that could theoretically be automated. The remaining twenty percent required ...

(TNS) — For decades, the attitude of unions and their advocates to increased automation could be summed up in one word: no. They feared that every time a machine was slipped into the workflow, a ...

Roughly two years ago, a post on workforce question-and-answer site Workplace StackExchange generated a lively debate. The post, which has since been viewed nearly a half-million times, was by a user ...

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Experts estimate about a quarter of American jobs could soon be automated. Looking further down the line, we may see a majority of jobs being done by robots. If 60 percent of jobs were to be ...