Work Pathway Program News Today

Wilmington College received a $400,000 Behavioral Health Workforce Development grant designed to enhance academic efforts in the social work field with the goal of eventually seeking formal program accreditation.

From Hampton Beach to the White Mountains, employers are raising wages as part of their recruiting tactics to compete for employees in a state with a significant labor shortage. New Hampshire’s official minimum wage may be $7.25 an hour, but more and more employers are raising the stakes to stay competitive in the current labor market. Recently, to attract job seekers, a Seabrook Wendy’s franchise offered $15 an hour to start, plus benefits like meals, sick and vacation leave. Other simila...