How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace
How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace
User support, the relationship with HR, and front-office technologies will require a rethink as distributed digital work becomes the new reality. Credit: Dreamstime
In early 2020, tens of millions of people worldwide were suddenly thrust into remote work as the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns came into force. IT and users alike adapted quickly, and companies were able to keep doing business relatively easily given the scope of the change. What’s more, employee productivity actually went up and stayed that way even after the initial adrenaline surge wore off across the globe, from Australia to the US.
CHICAGO (WLS) How will the Biden Administration affect your wallet? The I-Team looked into the question.
President Biden s aim for a faster vaccine rollout could mean people getting back to work, and new jobs. His economic stimulus package may be a big help to those struggling, if it gets through Congress. The tricky thing is that not a lot is going to change right away, said Lisa Rowan, a personal finance expert at Forbes Advisor.
But, she added, the Biden Administration s plans may boost your bottom line. He just disclosed to increase the child tax credit and the earned income tax credit. That s more money back in your wallet after you file your taxes and get that refund, Rowan explained. But that s something that s only been proposed. For most people, your taxes aren t going to go up, so as you re seeing news about this, don t get into a panic about what s going to happen to your finances because of his tax plan.
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How IT must adapt to the emerging hybrid workplace
User support, the relationship with HR, and front-office technologies will require a rethink as distributed digital work becomes the new reality. Credit: Dreamstime
In early 2020, tens of millions of people worldwide were suddenly thrust into remote work as the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns came into force. IT and users alike adapted quickly, and companies were able to keep doing business relatively easily given the scope of the change. What’s more, employee productivity actually went up and stayed that way even after the initial adrenaline surge wore off across the globe, from Australia to the US.
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January 21, 2021 1:08 PM Lisa Rowan - Forbes Advisor
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President Joe Biden took office this week, promising change for the millions of Americans who are out of work or facing other financial shocks due to the ongoing pandemic.
Getting the pandemic under control is a huge focus for Biden’s first 100 days in the White House. But many of his policy priorities could have an impact on your bottom line longer term, including health care, student loans, housing and saving for retirement.
Here are the key issues to watch that could impact your finances as Biden takes office.
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