Workforce
Skilled Trades to Remain Necessary With Increase of Automation
Skilled trades might be one of the most secure jobs on the market. Automation will continue to change lives, but it will be the mindfulness and specialization of humans that helps this technology reach its full potential.
By Kevin Clary
November 8, 2018
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by Kevin Clary
Kevin Clary is the vice president of risk management for Amerisure. To learn more about Amerisure’s product suite for businesses in the construction industry, and its fleet safety capabilities, click here.
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