Automation

Business

Archaeology

Job performance

Work (physics)

Job satisfaction

Computer network

Economic growth

History

Labour economics

Engineering

Marketing

Job design

Political science

Management

Economics

Resource (disambiguation)

Unemployment

Craft

Job loss

Public relations

Computer science

Job analysis

Mechanical engineering

Applied Psychology

My aim with this commentary is to discuss my vision on what will determine its impact, building on Parker and Grote (2020). To my view, digitalization and automation can contribute to stimulating and “healthy” jobs, if (a) they are designed to support people’s work, (b) people are in control and can craft their use, (c) job resources are maximized and job demands are affordable, (d) the economic growth is shared among stakeholders, including employees, and (e) authorities protect employees and employment (conditions).

Turn Digitalization and Automation to a Job Resource