> That is there best argument to fight now for good conditions, the more robots in the future the less leverage to negotiate. Humans in warehouse don’t have le

> That is there best argument to fight now for good conditions, the more robots in the future the less leverage to negotiate. Humans in warehouse don’t have leverage and will have even less leverage in the future regardless of what they would be able to negotiate now. > Who is going to buy products? People making robots (designing, configuring, installing, fixing etc). Or people doing service work like nannies, teachers, massage therapists, waiters, diving instructors, receptionists etc. All the work which can be automated, but humans are still preferable than robots.