A matter of survival

Examines the impact computerization has upon "white-collar" workers in terms of morale and potential job displacement. Relates a company administrator's assurance that no job is in danger due to the accounting department's conversion to computer and presents the affected employees' concerns and uncertainties. Concludes with a distraught middle-aged employee receiving his termination notice. Probes the disturbing effects of automation on a man who never thought he would be threatened by it. Raises questions on morality, responsibility, and on the unique human capacity for adaptation.