Does Industry 4.0 Have The Same Impact On Employment In The Sectors?

Roman Chinoracký, Stanislava Turská and Lucia Madleòáková
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Roman Chinoracký: University of Zilina, Slovakia
Stanislava Turská: University of Zilina, Slovakia
Lucia Madleòáková: University of Zilina, Slovakia

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Abstract: Digital transformation is the driving force of the present and near future. Scientific and technological advances make digital transformation change not only societies and businesses, but also entire national economies. This digital transformation is also referred to as the so-called fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0), which is in terms of technological progress directly follows previous industrial revolutions. All previous industrial revolutions influenced the labour market and changed the nature of the professions. That’s why the primary goal of this paper is to analyse the impact of Industry 4.0 on the labour market. In order to achieve this goal we have analysed the work of several authors and studies and enhanced it with the analysis of our own. Our own research was dedicated to answering the research question: Does the fourth industrial revolution have the same impact on employment in the same sectors of the national economies of the selected countries? In order to answer this question we used the correlation analysis to measure correlation coefficients between risk of job automation and employment in sectors of agriculture, services and industry in selected OECD countries. The main conclusions drawn from this paper are that risk of job automation in countries increases when their employment in sectors of agriculture and industry is relatively high and on the other hand this risk decreases when employment in sector of services is high.

Keywords: industry 4.0; digital transformation; employment; labour market (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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