Hazrul Shahiri
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Hazrul Shahiri is a prominent researcher in labor economics, technology adoption, and industrial relations, with a particular focus on the socioeconomic impacts of automation in developing economies. His most-cited work, "The penetration of robotic technology, task content routinisation and job satisfaction: Evidence from China" (2024), examines how government-driven robotic technology adoption, spurred by rising labor costs, reshapes workers’ job satisfaction and task content. This study offers critical insights into the psychological and occupational consequences of automation, highlighting the uncertainty workers face amid rapid technological change. With growing citation counts, Shahiri’s research bridges macro-level policy and micro-level worker experiences, making significant contributions to understanding the human dimensions of Industry 4.0. His work is widely referenced by scholars studying labor market disruptions, job quality, and the future of work in emerging economies. Shahiri’s findings are particularly valuable for policymakers and researchers seeking to balance technological progress with workforce well-being, cementing his reputation as a key voice in debates on automation and labor.
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