Workplace Advice

Doug Teschner Columnist

Eclipse reflections

Doug Teschner,

In 1963, I witnessed my first eclipse — outside the zone of totality on the coast of Maine. I “saw” it through a shoebox fashioned into a pinhole camera, following instructions in a State of Maine leaflet.

Adamhamel Columnist

Avoiding political conflict

Adam Hamel,

A number of hot-button issues like immigration, gun control and reproductive rights dominate the cable news shows and social media comment sections. With so much political strife, how can employers avoid politically motivated conflict in the workplace?

Heidi Carrington Columnists

Building bridges

Heidi Carrington Heath,

We are lucky in New Hampshire to have a strong and thriving small business community. At Seacoast Outright, we are thankful for our ongoing partnership with the Portsmouth Chamber Collaborative that allows us to be a resource and a partner with the local business community.

Carlos Maldonado Columnist

Every customer is different

Carlos Maldonaldo,

I’ve been in banking for a very long time. I started working at a credit union as part of a high school program. It was an incredible professional foothold, but starting there, I felt like I was walking on eggshells.

Jules Good Columnist

An integral consideration

Jules Good,

As one of thousands of disabled people in New Hampshire, I’ve encountered my fair share of access barriers while interacting with Granite State businesses.