Four N.H. businesses get job training grants
Money will help train 92 workers in new skills
New Hampshire Business Review - May-30 2014
Legislative panel salvages RGGI-backed energy-efficiency programs for business
Deal allows ‘fuel-neutral’ initiatives to continue
State’s crackdown on worker misclassification not all it’s cracked up to be
When Sonny Dean thinks about New Hampshire Labor Commissioner Jim Craig’s announced intentions to “step it up” when it comes to cracking down on businesses misclassifying employees as independent contractors, it “makes the hair on the back of my neck…
Building on Hope reveals its latest success story
After more than 10 days of round-the-clock work by volunteers, the newly renovated, significantly improved and updated Opportunity Networks facility was reopened in Amherst.
New effort seeks to stem rise of C-sections in N.H.
Lowering the rate of medically unnecessary cesareans will reduce health care costs
Q&A with David Stevens of True Progress LLC
David Stevens, founder of the Hanover-based education testing firm True Progress LLC, has spent two decades as an educator trying to answer a simple question: Are we solving the problem?
CMC opens ‘open access’ primary care practice
First step in hospital’s community-based care strategy
Never stop rediscovering
To the editor: Today, small businesses are struggling and surrounded by economic doom and gloom, and business growth and business survival is critical to our entire nation’s economy. Today, as consumers, we import more than we export and job loss…
Our state senators are not listening to us
To the editor: Our legislators no longer have constituents, they have investors — groups not even from legislators’ districts with whom legislators spend 70 percent of their time fundraising, and who donate in order to obtain favorable policy. A recent…
Partnership seeks to meet demand for nurses
Community colleges, USNH, work together to streamline education process
