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Robots — once thought to be a killer of e-commerce jobs — may actually be saving them
Dallas News says Veronica Mena, a trainer for the e-commerce startup, recalling the anxiety that rippled through her co-workers after company executives announced plans to open an automated warehouse in nearby Union, N. J.. Yet their fears didn't come to pass. |
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