New Hampshire Business Review - July 29, 2022

July 28, 2022

Jeff Feingold

Stricter landfill site criteria relies on veto override

Amanda Gokee-New Hampshire Bulletin

Proponents of the bill believe it has enough bipartisan support to advance without the governor’s signature

Legal risks and co-worker romances

Peg O'Brien

Many companies prohibit, even require disclosure, of romantic relationships

UNH prof links land conservation to higher housing costs

Michael Kitch

In report to Realtors, he points to local, state limits on buildable property

Letter to the Editor: Fight to keep the 2017 federal tax reforms

Gino Baroni

Concern is growing regarding the state of our economy, but a recession isn’t inevitable.

Opinion: NH employers share top concerns at BIA roundtables

Mike Skelton

Housing shortage tops the list of issues to be addressed

Opinion: Shibinette’s successor must keep the focus on public health

Maggie Pritchard

Recognizing Lori Shibinette for her service as commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services

Opinion: ‘Union’ is once again the watchword in our aging republic

Paul E. Forte

Since our founding, a strong union has been the lodestar guiding the nation’s path

Navigating workplace flexibility

Bill Ryan

An effective reorganization can have benefits for employees and employers alike

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‘Imagining the Future’: inspiring girls to become engineers

Kelly Hoyt

How to play a part in encouraging them to pursue a career that desperately needs them

Find opportunity in crisis

Gordon Simmons

Calm and a little common sense can help a business survive in economically challenging times

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The next evolution of workplace well-being

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