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The provision allowing governmental bodies to meet using remote meeting technology has not been renewed yet. It, along with other pandemic-related measures are set to expire on March 31 and April 1, if the Legislature doesn't get a measure through conference committee and to the Governor in time.
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Las personas que no tienen destreza con las computadoras pueden tener dificultades para solicitar empleo. Lo mismo ocurre con las personas que no tienen computadoras o acceso al Internet.
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People who don't have basic digital skills, such as knowing how to upload a resume, often struggle to apply for jobs. That's also true for people without computers or internet access. During a labor shortage, employers miss out on these job applicants.
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The region’s grid operator forecasts a spike in electric vehicles, but without major upgrades, New Hampshire will lag behind.
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The institute held over 350 training sessions on how to use Zoom to help members make the virtual leap. Even still, enrollment declined.
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Citing cybersecurity risks, Gov. Chris Sununu orders Chinese-owned app removed from state phones and laptops
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Scammers use a common trick — claiming a loved one is in trouble and needs money fast, and then directing victims to crypto kiosks.
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The Massachusetts Association of Health Plans began the study early in the pandemic to research the uneven uptake of telehealth usage.
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Three Amazon Clinics launched in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Maine to treat more than 20 common conditions such as acne, hair loss and allergies.
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High school students interested in coding will get a chance through District Arts and Education, a New Haven-based nonprofit that provides immersive tech education.