Observed arrival · 2026-10-23
Proyecto PAHA: “If a robot does your job, you keep getting paid”
An Argentine policy proposal would have employers keep paying workers whose jobs are automated, using savings from the automation.
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- Argentine workers facing workplace automation
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- When the savings do not cover the robot, the proposal models either 16 months of full take-home pay or 27 months at half gross pay.
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The calculation compares a stated monthly employer cost of $2,568,566 with take-home pay of $1,615,203, leaving a modeled $953,363 for the robot. The page says that amount covers its low-cost example but not its medium- or high-cost examples. Where the savings do not suffice, it offers two transition-payment schedules and notes that the figures use July 2026 wage and exchange-rate references.
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