CDC report raises alarm about N.H. drug use
N.H. ranked high for per capita prescriptions of OxyContin, fentanyl and other long-acting opioids
New Hampshire Business Review - July-25 2014
DHMC takes part in medical training jobs program
Through an extensive recruitment process, up to 30 individuals will be selected for 10-week training programs
Q&A with Wayne King
Twenty years after running for governor of New Hampshire, Wayne King is working to secure international funding for the Phoenix Project, a $12 million pilot effort aimed at cleaning up endemic oil spills in West Africa while fostering economic development.
What did you do with your summer timeout?
TechOut startup competition, Product of Year deadlines loom
As state help for farms grows, local difficulties remain
Farmers across the state are facing hurdles as residents seek to keep operations out of their backyard
State’s new pay equity law sets new ground rules
The law’s anti-retaliation provisions should get the attention of all employers and their HR professionals
Tap your inner entrepreneur to aid your job search
It’s worth considering some outside-the-box tactics to find your next opportunity
Speeding up the pace of organizational change
True change takes years, unless you do something more deliberate
Three lawyers’ stories – without a punch line
Arthur Mudge, John Tobin and Bob Dastin have made a lifetime of contributions to N.H. and beyond
N.H. health facilities face start of drug-test law
By Aug. 25, most must adopt a written testing and diversion policy
