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Hundreds of robots have just replaced people in warehouses. This is the first step towards a world where there will be no room for man | Vosveteit.sk

by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Warehouse Automation Replaces Hundreds of Workers, Signaling Broader ‍Shift in Labor Market

Bratislava, Slovakia – November 30, ​2025 – A significant wave of automation ‌has swept ⁣thru several warehouses, resulting in the displacement of hundreds of workers, according to a report published today by ⁣Vosveteit.sk.The implementation ⁣of robotic systems marks a pivotal ⁤moment in the⁤ ongoing evolution of the ⁢logistics industry and​ raises concerns about the‍ future of employment in ​roles traditionally held by​ human workers.

The shift,currently impacting facilities across ⁤Slovakia,represents an​ initial phase in a potentially widespread restructuring of the labor ⁣market. Experts predict that increasing adoption ⁤of automation technologies in‌ warehousing ‍and logistics coudl ‍lead to substantial job losses in the coming years, necessitating workforce retraining and adaptation. The move is‌ driven by a desire for increased efficiency, ‌reduced ​operational costs, and⁣ the ability to ‌handle growing e-commerce ​demands.

Vosveteit.sk’s report details the ‌deployment⁣ of advanced ⁤robotic systems capable of​ performing tasks previously handled by human employees, including picking, ⁣packing, sorting, and inventory management. While the ⁢specific companies ‍involved have not been publicly ⁤named, sources indicate the affected roles primarily consist of entry-level​ positions.

The trend ‌towards warehouse‌ automation is not new. However,the ⁤scale of recent deployments suggests an ⁣acceleration in the pace of⁣ change. Industry⁤ analysts have long predicted ⁣the increasing ⁣role of⁢ robotics in logistics, citing ‌advancements in artificial intelligence, machine⁣ learning, ‍and robotics engineering as key ⁢drivers. ⁤The COVID-19 pandemic further accelerated this trend, as⁣ companies sought to‍ reduce reliance ‍on human labor to maintain operational continuity and address health⁣ and safety concerns.

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