The Right to Work in the Age of Automation: Legal Considerations and Challenges

Abstract

This paper explores the evolving landscape of the right to work in the context of increasing automation. As technology advances, automation is reshaping industries and labor markets, raising critical legal considerations and challenges. This study delves into key aspects of this transformation, including the impact on employment rights, job displacement, and the role of government regulation. It investigates the balance between harnessing automation's potential for economic growth and ensuring the protection of workers' rights. This examination is essential for policymakers, legal scholars, and stakeholders aiming to navigate the intricate intersection of technology, labor, and law in the 21st century.