Politics and the workplace
In business, we can’t afford not to get along
New Hampshire Business Review - January-20 2017
Making it KISSable
When it comes to digital marketing, keep it simple
‘Right to work’: it’s complicated
The term used by proponents masks the vastly more complex subject of labor law
Baby, it’s cold outside
What are an employer’s obligations during weather-related business disruptions?
Q&A with former DES Commissioner Tom Burack
‘The business community already understands the challenge of climate change and is rapidly adopting energy-efficiency and renewable energy strategies,’ says Tom Burack, who stepped down on Jan. 2 after 10 years as the state’s Environmental Services commissioner.
Listen to the real energy concerns
New England is at greater risk of higher energy costs and price volatility today than a year ago
Energy myths and energy facts
Efficiency is still the easiest way to save money on electricity
Opportunities for economic growth
The new administration offers promising proposals
Let’s invest in educational quality
Five initiatives that promote opportunity, strengthen communities and boost the workforce
