Computers Take Jobs on Assembly Lines
The article notes a decline in workers on assembly lines as computers reduce the number of staff needed for hazardous tasks like painting and welding. It highlights automation cutting demand for labor in dangerous roles and shifts toward machine driven processes.
Computers Create Jobs In Expanding Businesses
A computer helps restaurants and retail stores serve more customers as they expand. Businesses say the technology supports growth and more jobs are being created.
Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association
Mr Henriques serves as president of the Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association. The group represents businesses that manufacture and sell computer equipment.
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Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association
Labor Day Story Highlights Jobs and Computers
The Mini Page marks Labor Day with a feature on work and technology. Interview with computer expert Vico E. Henriques shares insights on how jobs relate to computers and automation.
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Computers Everywhere Highlight Ubiquitous Tech Usage
A speaker notes that computers permeate daily life from appliances to groceries and gas stations. He says most workers are touched by computing, though few people engage in programming themselves.
Computer Users and The Gap to Computer Science
Most people who use computers are not computer scientists. The statement contrasts everyday computing with the specialized field requiring programming theory and research.
Computers And Kids Should Embrace The Complex Machine
The article urges that children need not fear computers and should learn what they can do. It emphasizes grasping capable uses of technology and building confidence in interacting with digital tools.