The specialist in labor law and public employment policies analyzes the best salaries brought by the fourth industrial revolution: technology.
Programmers, technical leaders, software developers, cybersecurity experts, technological engineers and artificial intelligence experts are the positions most hired by Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Argentina.
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We are in the era of technological revolution, the era of automation and globalization where work is qualitative and less quantifiable. Work or employment relationships as you know them no longer make sense. The technological era is here and we must adopt it and mutate towards the work of the future where investment in human capital through training and incentives for quality of life, after a virus that stalked the entire world, caused human relationships to change.
The technology (IT) industry plays the leading role when it comes to paying the highest salaries in the labor market.
Programmers, technical leaders, software developers, cybersecurity experts, technological engineers and artificial intelligence experts They are the positions most hired by Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Argentina.
Hiring, Freelancers, which range from $1,500,000 minimum and up to $3,000,000 full time with 100% virtuality and remote work, when in our country they continue to insist on in-person activities that have already lost their productivity.
Where in our country the measurement of the average salaries of stable private employees (RIPTE) ranges on average $581,000, in a traditional and ancient labor market and relations, the technology industry triples that average.
For this reason, addressing automation to generate employment and finding new modes of employment relationships are related to the knowledge economy and the fourth industrial revolution. To do this, it is necessary to get out of dependency and a little bit of independence and start with interdependence where the opportunity and human and collective development is clear to grow.
Interdependence combines your own efforts, abilities, and merits with those of others to achieve higher goals, purposes, and objectives in a specific industry.
Argentina deserves a serious, deep and modern debate about the need for modernization of the labor market and the adaptation of labor standards to the world in which we live.
With the rise of technology, a new division of production tasks began to emerge between automation and people. Let’s not see automation and the technological revolution as something bad, but rather as something innovative and improving.
Source: Ambito
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