US women face greater robot risk for job losses


Report says most will get new jobs with proper retraining

DETROIT: Women are more likely than men to be knocked out of their US jobs by automation in the next eight years, and they’ll find half as many opportunities to land new positions unless there’s a new effort to retrain them.

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