Imposes a tax on certain businesses when people are displaced from their employment due to certain technologies based on the sum of any taxes or fees imposed by the state or any political subdivision thereof computed based on a displaced employee's wage.

The bill aims to impose a tax on certain businesses that cause job losses due to technological advancements. This tax would be calculated based on the wages of the displaced employees and any related state or local taxes. The goal is to hold businesses accountable for the impact of automation and technology on employment.

Supporters of the bill argue that it is a necessary step to ensure that businesses take responsibility for the jobs they displace through technology. They believe it will help fund programs that support displaced workers and encourage companies to consider the social impacts of their technological investments.

Critics of the bill contend that it could discourage businesses from adopting new technologies that could improve efficiency and competitiveness. They argue that imposing additional taxes may lead to job losses or reduced investment in the state, ultimately harming the economy.