aspects except competence. We also examine the moderating role of routine and cognitive tasks, skills and education, and age … differences emerge for autonomy. For instance, workers with repetitive and monotonous tasks drive the negative effects of … robotization on autonomy, while social tasks and working with computers - a tool that provides worker independence - help workers …

link between robotization, competence, and relatedness is also negative but less robust. We also examine how tasks, skills …, and socio-demographic characteristics moderate the relationship. We find that workers with routine tasks drive the … negative effects of robotization on autonomy. However, we also discover that engaging in social tasks and utilizing computers …