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State-run health care facilities are still struggling to fill vacancies for nurses and mental health workers.
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Despite work experience from their previous country, here in New Hampshire, work opportunities for immigrants can be reduced to unfamiliar industries.
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Providers say a worker shortage, exacerbated by the pandemic, means some people aren’t getting the care they need.
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Starting Aug. 23, towns and cities must start adhering to a package of new zoning and planning laws passed by the Legislature this year.
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Young Granite Staters describe fielding calls from their bosses during class, saving money for the family budget and other lessons from their first years in the workforce.
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The state is using federal COVID relief aid to reimburse businesses offering paid internships to high school students.
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These clinics see many of the state's low-income and older patients with significant dental issues.
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The state wants to use the funding to test out ways to make child care more affordable and accessible to New Hampshire families.
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As school districts recruit staff for next year, many worry that the state’s workforce shortage, combined with pandemic burnout, will leave many positions unfilled.
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For most of the program's new staff, it's their first time working in the mental health field.