NH minimum wage remains $7.25 — only New England state under $10 – Seacoast Online
Seacoast Online, December 31, 2019
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The State Budget for Fiscal Years 2020 and 2021
The New Hampshire State Budget funds important services for Granite State families and children, supporting the infrastructure, education and health services, and public amenities that residents use daily. After an extended process, New Hampshire policymakers finalized a State Budget that increases investments in key areas, including public education and health services. The State Budget for ...
Leaving Lower-Wage Workers Behind – Business NH Magazine
First Published in the Business NH Magazine, December 10, 2019
USDA Approves Changes to SNAP Work Requirements for Certain Adults
The federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is administered locally as the New Hampshire Food Stamps Program, provides means-tested food assistance benefits to thousands of Granite State families and individuals with low incomes. A federal policy change announced last week would limit the ability of states to waive certain work requirements for specific childless ...
Demographics, Age Groups, and Incomes in New Hampshire
My Turn: What I’m Thankful for – and what I worry about – Concord Monitor
Concord Monitor, November 24, 2019