According to forecasts from the Institute for Employment Research, the upcoming digitalisation in German factories, so-called Industry 4.0, could cost up to 60,000 jobs. Nahen Osten The institute predicts that by 2025, automation will have reduced manufacturing jobs by a third and created more than one million new ones. The first of the jobs expected to go are low skilled ones, currently accounting for 490,000 jobs.
According to forecasts from the Institute for Employment Research, the upcoming digitalisation in German factories, so-called Industry 4.0, could cost up to 60,000 jobs. The institute predicts that by 2025, automation will have reduced manufacturing jobs by a third and created more than one million new ones. The first of the jobs expected to go are low skilled ones, currently accounting for 490,000 jobs.