Thursday, December 13, 1934
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and lost time through accident! V l Ne more of a tool of the
costs which would be obsolete i Vv e rather than the machine
robots. y:Nf the worker, Siegraan
Jim Willis, a production employee said. S
plant are concerned about the use
of robots because they know the
bottom line in management's deci
sion is to reduce labor costs.
Management says they are look
ing out for the worker by bringing
in a robot, but you know they are
only looking out for their own
pocketbooks," he said.
Laws said in Goodyear's case,
three workers will lose their jobs for
each robot that is put in to trim
hose. He said the robot trims hose
ends, prints an identification
number on it and packages it
work that takes three people now.
Some manufacturers disagree
that workers will lose their jobs
because of robots.
"If we can continue to develop
the robot in such a way that it
allows us to outpace the competi
tion, then well corner a greater
share of the market which will
create instead of eliminate jobs,"
Maulsby said.
While management and labor
have differing opinions on whether
robots will send industry workers
packing to the unemployment line,
to make it work, maintenance to
keep it working and the training of
technicians to fix it are other costs
that must be paid.
Le-Cointe said the actual costs
manufacturers pay for a robot is
four or five times the machine's
price.
"A lot of companies have fallen
flat on their faces because they
bought a robot and found that they
were stuck with it ana naa to eac
them - a JoriSOTTu&Kef tfee costs," he said.
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tion to a robot's price, initial tooling ning to meet the change.
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