More women than men will face partial automation of their roles in future
As organisations become increasingly reliant on technology, will new technologies contribute to workforce equity or work against it? A free whitepaper published by HRD in partnership with Strategic Pay shows how the right solutions can ensure this change closes the gender pay gap instead of widening it.
Download the full FREE whitepaper here: The future of work and gender equality
As the word’s automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence continue to integrate themselves into our daily vernacular and transform the way work and how work is organised, will technology enable future workplaces where there is no gender pay gap or inequity in employment and if technology is replacing women’s jobs, does dealing with gender equity in the workplace matter now?
A recent McKinsey report suggests that more women than men will face partial automation of their roles in future. Women make up a higher share of roles such as clerical support and services roles which are jobs that face significant job displacement due to automation. Robotics and artificial intelligence appear set to affect female-dominated roles, with even some aspects of face-to-face caring roles potentially being replaced by robots.
The effects of technology’s impact on the nature of jobs and how we work could either promote or detract from gender equity depending on how leaders respond. Organisations can have a direct impact on this through how they respond to these challenges.
Download now and gain more insights into:
- How technology can enable future workplaces
- The importance of gender equity in our times
- The effects of technology and how it will impact organisations
- How occupational and vertical segregation contribute to the gender pay gap
- Solutions to close the gender pay gap
Download the full FREE whitepaper here: The future of work and gender equality
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