Inequality could be significantly worsened by robots taking on greater roles in the workplace, according to a new report.
The Institute for Public Policy Research says automation will boost productivity, but poses a threat to many lower-skilled roles.
The IPPR warns government intervention will be required to make sure it isn't only higher-skilled and higher-paid workers who see the benefits of automation.
Report author Matthew Lawrence says it's a real concern.
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The Institute for Public Policy Research says automation will boost productivity, but poses a threat to many lower-skilled roles.
The IPPR warns government intervention will be required to make sure it isn't only higher-skilled and higher-paid workers who see the benefits of automation.
Report author Matthew Lawrence says it's a real concern.
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