Francisco-Jesús Ferreiro-Seoane e-mail(Inicie sesión) , Cristian Mogo-Castro e-mail(Inicie sesión) , Manuel-Octavio Del-Campo-Villares e-mail(Inicie sesión) , Adrián Ríos-Blanco e-mail(Inicie sesión)

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Francisco-Jesús Ferreiro-Seoane e-mail(Inicie sesión)
Cristian Mogo-Castro e-mail(Inicie sesión)
Manuel-Octavio Del-Campo-Villares e-mail(Inicie sesión)
Adrián Ríos-Blanco e-mail(Inicie sesión)

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El presente artículo analiza las transformaciones que ha sufrido el mercado laboral español como consecuencia del proceso de polarización del empleo, estudiando, además, cómo puede evolucionar la estructura ocupacional según el riesgo de automatización de cada grupo. Los resultados muestran que la polarización del mercado laboral español se correlaciona, por un lado, de manera positiva con la automatización de tareas de contenido rutinario y, por otro, de forma negativa con los niveles educativo y salarial.

Palabras clave

Polarización Laboral, Automatización, Tecnología, Desigualdad

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