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U.S. employers added 209,000 jobs in June, marking another respectable month of job growth, though it was slower than in previous months.
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After NHPR published a story about a group of Spanish-speaking barbers in Manchester asking New Hampshire's licensing office to improve language accessibility, the state said it would make changes to improve its interpretation services. But some hurdles remain.
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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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Manchester-based barbers say the lack of language accessibility makes getting their license more complicated than necessary and leaves some without the possibility of work for months.
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Un plan para legalizar la marihuana en New Hampshire se sigue trabajando en un comité de la Cámara. Este fin de semana, se organizó el Maple Weekend en azucareras y los esquiadores juveniles compitieron incluso en el primer día de la primavera.
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Algunos inmigrantes que aprenden inglés como segundo idioma están aprovechando el mercado laboral y siguiendo diferentes carreras.
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Some immigrants who learn English as a second language are taking advantage of the market and pursuing different careers. Healthcare and manufacturing are upping the ante to get employees: raising salaries and offering support for educational opportunities.
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Some New Hampshire businesses are still struggling to find enough workers as the July 4th weekend approaches and the summer tourist season kicks into high…
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As Governor Sununu chose to end federal unemployment insurance for COVID-19 starting in June, and the state has begun requiring that qualifying applicants…
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With New Hampshire’s skyrocketing real estate market and predictions for a busy summer tourism season, we take stock of our state’s economy. Finding…