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1999 news paper
Recently, the relative demand for skilled labor has increased dramatically. We investigate one of the causes, skill-biased technical change. Advances in information technology (IT) are among the most powerful forces bearing on the economy. Employers who use IT often make complementary innovations in their organizations and in the services they offer.
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Technology Begins to help
Technology realy began to help in 1999 -
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technology effects buisness
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2008 work place
By 2008, it is estimated that 41 million corporate employees worldwide will work at least one day per week virtually. As well, 65% of virtual team members have said they have never been involved in an effective team-building meeting, and 36% of the team members had never met their coworkers face-to-face.
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industrey
As the economy changes and develops, so does the workplace. Just 100 years ago, the primary occupations were agricultural, and a fairly small percentage of labor lived in cities. In 2011, this relation has reversed. Workplaces have changed radically as the nature of the modern American economy has gone from agricultural to industrial and, especially since the 1970s, from industrial to postindustrial. These changes have radical implications for the modern workplace.
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future
Technology is getting more and more advanced and will be very helpful in the future
