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Some positive changes during 2020 that will help the economy going forward

From “reshoring” to “gig” jobs and remote work to virtual health visits, some recent trends are here to stay.
Source: WXMI-TV FOX 17

Aquent goes remote but stays connected

While allowing most employees to work remotely, Aquent is investing in employee engagement programs to keep workers connected.

Downtown Dallas adjusts to a more remote workforce

Aquent is transitioning to a fully remote workforce and letting the lease expire on its Dallas office space.

Biden nominates Boston Mayor Marty Walsh

Aquent CEO on what Walsh as Secretary Of Labor means for Business and Labor.
Source: Forbes

Working at home: a pandemic silver lining

Now, skills can be valued and hired anywhere, everywhere.

Is Prop 22 helping gig economy workers?

To really pay fairly, gig companies need new business models.

Remote work trend is here to stay

Aquent CEO joins “Closing Bell,” predicts work-from-home acceleration.
Source: CNBC

Aquent talent see paycheck boost for holidays

The company is picking up health care premiums for two pay cycles.

A big change in how America works

The shift to remote work began with the pandemic but is here to stay.

Aquent goes 100 percent virtual

More than 200,000 square feet worldwide offices will go.
Source: Boston Business Journal

Aquent mobilizes for social justice

Company, staff, talent, and clients donate to NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Companies that boosted benefits amid COVID-19

Aquent cited alongside Starbucks, Levi Strauss, Microsoft, and NASA.