Even as the number of unemployed people worldwide remains significantly higher than before the 2008 crisis, the few jobs that have been created in recent years have been disproportionately part-time, contingent and low-wage.
The ILO’s World Employment and Social Outlook—Trends 2015 report found that three-quarters of workers are “employed on temporary or short-term contracts, in informal jobs often without any contract, under own-account arrangements or in unpaid family jobs.”
The report notes that worldwide more than 60 percent of workers do not have any sort of employment contract, with most of them working on family farms and businesses in developing countries. But even among those who earn wages or salaries, less than half—only 42 percent—are employed on a permanent basis.
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2015/05/20/ilor-m20.html
And most of them will eventually be replaced by robots.
So, once again we must ask the question - what happens when none of us useless eaters have jobs anymore?
You guessed it - they will send the terminators out to get rid of us:
Don't believe me? Stick around and we'll soon see.
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