The Ministry of Labor addressed concerns about the risk of Kazakhstanis losing jobs due to automation.

During a meeting with journalists, Minister of Labor Svetlana Jakupova addressed the concerns of Kazakhstanis regarding plans to implement robots in the manufacturing sector, as reported by NUR.KZ.

https://www.nur.kz/politics/kazakhstan/2181951-zamenyat-li-roboty-lyudey-na-rabochih-mestah-rasskazala-zhakupova/2024-11-02 08:27:16

"There is no risk of people losing their jobs," she stated.

The President of the Labor Resource Development Center offered a simple example to support this claim.

"For instance, drones are replacing humans, but they need to be operated by someone, and there are individuals responsible for their maintenance, and so on. Therefore, there's no need to be overly concerned. We live in this world. To expect that robots will replace people in the near future - no. However, any industrial revolution has historically led to a surge in related sectors," explained Daulet Argandykov.

It’s worth noting that the Ministry of Justice previously reported on the implementation of the "Robot" project, which automatically initiates enforcement proceedings without the involvement of a bailiff.

This project eliminates the need to contact bailiffs, as all actions are conducted online, and there is no requirement to present receipts or other supporting documents for terminating proceedings and lifting arrests.

Later, the agency announced that the robot bailiff has saved Kazakh citizens over 200 million tenge.

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