The public’s business: On the legislative agenda this week
Minimum wage in the NH House, business taxes await votes in NH Senate
Author: Bob Sanders
NH bankruptcy filings dip year over year in February
After an awful January, the number of New Hampshire bankruptcy filings fell modestly in February. Some 120 individuals and businesses filed for protection in February, 39 fewer than January and 10 fewer than in February 2018. In fact, it was…
NH House committee OKs $12-a-hour minimum wage
Paid family and medical leave, ban on employment credit checks also gain
Minimum wage hikes win wide support at NH Senate hearing
Lone opponent calls for ‘slower growth,’ but still supports an increase
NH bankruptcy filings dip year over year in February
But drop from rough January is big
The public’s business: On the NH legislative agenda for the coming week
Minimum wage, energy, labor bills face key votes
NH House votes to roll back business tax cuts, establish capital gains levy
Parties spar over ‘fairness’ of proposed changes
Is a minimum wage hike in the state’s future?
House bills draw little opposition at hearing
NH House backs allowing local rooms tax
Municipalities would be allowed to add $2 per night to cost of hotel room
Full NH House OKs paid family and medical leave plan
Governor’s voluntary plan hits snag as deadline for vendor requests is delayed
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