Poll: More than a quarter of workers fear losing jobs to technology

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What happenedA greater number of U.S. workers fear that their job could be eliminated because of technology, a new Gallup poll released Tuesday said.

What changedThe center frames it as "Poll: More than a quarter of workers fear losing jobs to technology". The right frames it as "Data Reveals Growing Fear Among Americans of Losing Jobs to Technology.".

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Still Watching. The center frames it as "Poll: More than a quarter of workers fear losing jobs to technology". The right frames it as "Data Reveals Growing Fear Among Americans of Losing Jobs to Technology.".

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National Pulse1h ago

Data Reveals Growing Fear Among Americans of Losing Jobs to Technology.

A growing number of workers in the United States are worried that technology will take their jobs, according to a new poll.

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Center ·Wire story

UPI1h ago

Poll: More than a quarter of workers fear losing jobs to technology

A greater number of U.S. workers fear that their job could be eliminated because of technology, a new Gallup poll released Tuesday said.

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