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Staffing agencies upbeat over hiring trends: temporary hiring picks up in the Granite State.(JOBS): An article from: New Hampshire Business Review

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JobsInNH.com?s State Employment Index: Job Growth Strengthens in 3rd Quarter

WESTBROOK, ME (PRWEB) October 18, 2005

JobsInNH.com is the largest Internet job site in the state. With over 3,700 jobs being posted each month and more than 100,000 searches being done, we are in an advantageous position to monitor and report on the employment trends within the state with data available on a county level. The JobsInNH.com Jobs Index is a monthly statistical summary of the data compiled. The Index identifies key trends based on job openings posted, searches performed by job seekers and key metrics from the web site. Taken together they offer a unique perspective into the key trends for employment in New Hampshire.

Job Trends:

The following are the significant trends for the month of September 2005:

     The number of job openings during this month (2,460) is down slightly (4%) from August, but up both 26% from July and 50% from the 2nd Quarter’s average.

    A majority of the new job openings during September were in Rockingham County (32% of all jobs posted), Hillsborough County (24%) and Strafford County (21%).

    Job openings activity covered a number of job types:

    Manufacturing (21.9% of all jobs posted)

    Construction (6.7%)

    Sales (6.4%)

    Healthcare (5.8%)

    Customer Support (5.7%)

    Banking/Finance (4.7%)

    Clerical (4.4%)

    Fifty-five percent of the job openings posted were from companies with fewer than 50 employees – more than 5% above last month.

    Seventy-eight percent of the job openings during September were for full-time positions, down slightly from 83% in August.    

    17% were part-time

    5 % were contract or per diem

Job Search Trends:

The following are the significant trends for the month of September 2005:

    The number of qualified searches (job seeker used specific parameters to search for a position) was 90,781–up slightly from the 2nd quarter average

    The top job categories searched by job seekers were:

    Healthcare (9.1% of all qualified searches)

    Clerical (8.6%)

    Accounting (7.5%)

    IT positions (5.4%)

    Manufacturing (4.8%)

    Banking/Finance (4.6%)

    Thirty-nine percent of the qualified searches also contained a geographic preference:

    Rockingham County (30.3% of qualified searches)

    Hillsborough (20.3%)

    Strafford (16.8%)

    A majority of the job seekers prefer to look for positions within close proximity to their homes. The commuting preference for job seekers was:

    1-30 miles – 56%

    31-40 miles – 19%

    > 40 miles – 25%

Web Site Trends:

JobsInNH.com had 181,057 unique visits for the month. The 3rd quarter average was 185,327 unique visits. Time per visit increased slightly at 10 minutes, 3 seconds per visit. During an average visit, a job seeker will download 9.4 pages.

About JobsInTheUS.com

Founded in 1999 and privately owned, JobsInTheUS.com is the parent company of the fastest-growing local job Internet sites – both in terms of unique visits to the Web sites and number of jobs posted: JobsinME.com with more than 340,000 unique visits monthly and more than 7,000 job postings in Maine; JobsinNH.com with more than 180,000 unique visits monthly and over 3,700 job postings in New Hampshire; JobsinVT.com with close to 80,000 unique visits monthly and over 1,300 job openings in Vermont; and JobsInRI.com with nearly 95,000 unique visits monthly and nearly 800 job postings in Rhode Island. Headquartered in Westbrook, Maine, the company specializes in state-specific job Internet sites where qualified candidates who want to work in a particular region find a match with local employers at a lower cost for employers than other recruiting methods.

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Author’s Experience with Brain Injured Sets Stage for Novel

(PRWEB) March 10, 2004

How long does it take to blink? That is the time required for a permanent brain injury to occur. In literally the blink of an eye, a person can lose cognitive skills such as memory and language. The brain is damaged during impact because it ricochets inside the skull.

Brain injury gets in the way of the ability to store, process, accumulate, and retrieve information. It also interferes with the ability to control emotions, to benefit from experience, to learn new information, and to be sensitive to the emotional needs of others.

Ms. Rutter works at a neuro-rehab in New Hampshire. The job is frustrating. At times, it is also dangerous; turnover is high and burnout is a major occupational hazard. Shortly after she reached her seven-year anniversary there, one of her peers said, “People on the outside would never believe what we experience working in this environment. Someone needs to write a book.” She took on the challenge. After all, she was not new to writing. Her first published book, “A Disturbing Presence” was released September 2003.

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A Flamboyant Disarray of Dreams

Genre: Mystery/General Fiction

89,068 words

Joleen Cumberland questions her motives for staying with her job at a neuro-rehabilitation facility. The mysterious and sometimes volatile behavior of brain-injured client Alex Williams causes her considerable apprehension. She loses her focus, which often endangers her and her peers.

She knows she has reached the limits of her endurance, but her unhappiness leaves her unable to move on. Her friend’s comment, “There’s more going on with you than burnout, Joleen. You’re downright hostile!” forces Joleen to take a closer look at her life and its direction.

When Alex Williams moves into room five with a new client named Mitch Stevens, the pair inadvertently begins to help each other. Mitch’s inability to speak, a direct result of his fall from a second story building, intrigues Alex. Is Mitch truly unable to communicate, or merely unwilling to do so? If so, why? Alex’s determined and childlike personality begins to wear Mitch down.

Eventually, Joleen discovers that they are both starting to express themselves. Alex exposes his deep anger at a troubled past, but only to Mitch, and Mitch begins to display an awareness nobody thought he possessed. Joleen takes the time to listen, and becomes entangled in a strange situation she cannot ignore.

Her supervisor warns her against stepping out of her “professional boundaries” while Mitch’s arrogant brother Geoff nearly causes Joleen to lose her job. Her coworker, Brad, whose behavior is more bizarre and obnoxious than that of the brain-injured clients, gives Joleen real cause for animosity.

…Why, again, did she choose this profession?

Only A Flamboyant Disarray of Dreams holds the answer.

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The March to Re-Energize New Hampshire – Day 1

Coverage of the exciting first day of the March to ReEnergize New Hampshire. From August 1 to 5, we will be walking from Nashua to Concord to call upon our leaders to take bold, comprehensive, and immediate action on global warming. The march will culminate in a rally at the State House lawn in downtown Concord on Sunday, August 5 at noon, where we will highlight the need to build a clean energy economy that will reduce global warming pollution 80% by 2050 (that’s 2% a year) and will bring millions of new, clean energy jobs to America.
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Property Management Nh – Evergreen Management Property Management In New Hampshire

Property Management Nh – Evergreen Management Property Management In New Hampshire

If you’re a condominium complex owner or a commercial property owner, and even a facilities owner you need someone that you can trust to manage your properties with the efficiency and know how so you can worry about other things and get on with business.

We are one of the largest property management companies around and our history goes to show we are the best. We offer property management in New Hampshire, and offer the best services around.

We not only tell you what were going to do, we take action and take care of every need without you having to worry that things are not getting done. Since 1985 we have been offering professional Property management New Hampshire to many clients who are proud to use our services.

We will facilitate all business needs of your property and we have quarterly meetings to show our progress and business reports. We will handle all of your property billing needs and facilitate all of the delinquencies so you will not have to worry about profits being lost at any time.

Our professional services are what make us the best in property management and our results are what will keep us in your employ for as long as you need us.

If you’re looking for property management NH, we are there for you and all of your property business needs so you won’t have to worry.

Not only will we oversee the sublet of your condo units, we will take care of all of the grounds and maintenance that goes along with it, we will keep you up to date with our reports and we will always be there if you have a question or concern about your properties.

We know that time is money and we do not want you to waste either so if you’re in need of a professional property management company, come to us before you go to anyone else and we will show you a comprehensive plan that will keep us in charge and on top of all of your property needs.

Evergreen management is there for you when you need us most and we will not play around with your properties, we will run them in a professional manner that will bring you results and give you one less thing to worry about.

Remember for the best property management New Hampshire look no further than Evergreen Property management, you’re in good hands with us and we will get the job done right for you

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Massachusetts and New Hampshire Homeowners should weigh the potential risks of a short sale

Massachusetts and New Hampshire Homeowners should weigh the potential risks of a short sale

In June 2010 there were over 848 auction notices given to homeowners in New Hampshire and the number of advertised auction notices in Massachusetts more than doubled to reach 2,858 in May 2010 compared to 1,378 during the same month last year. A total of 13,969 auction notices from January through May were published.  The above information from the Warren Group, represents a 139.7 percent jump from 5,828 during the same five months in 2009 in Massachusetts.  New Hampshire statistics were reported by Real Data.

If you are a homeowner in Massachusetts or New Hampshire and are considering a short sale, there are some risks you should weigh.  A short sale is a viable alternative to foreclosure.

It is not uncommon in today’s economy to have lost your job, had a reduction of pay, gone through a divorce, death in the family, or even have an ARM mortgage that wasn’t fixed into a rate that you could afford.  There are NUMEROUS situations that face homeowners that put a strain on their income and their ability to pay their mortgage.  At some point, most homeowners realize their house is something they can no longer afford and feel trapped because its value is no longer worth what they paid.  So, what are the options?

There are several options including a modification, forbearance, deed in lieu, or even bankruptcy, but most homeowners have tried one of these options or several without success.  One of the last options a homeowner may consider is a short sale.  It’s the last option because most people don’t want to sell their homes, however, there comes the time a homeowner realizes holding onto their home drains them financially too much.

Homeowner should know the risks of a potential “traditional” short sale.  There is a new type of short sale called a HAFA short sale that has other risks all together, so for today, our focus is the traditional short sale. 

The biggest risk in considering a short sale is the home could go to foreclosure.  If a homeowner stops making payments, at the 90 day mark, most lenders can escalate the loan and call the whole thing due.  It doesn’t mean it will happen at that time, but it could.  Most lenders don’t want to foreclose as it costs them an average of ,000. 

There are usually three possible outcomes to a successful short sale the homeowner should be made aware of:

1)      The lender agrees to forgive the deficient amount.  The deficient amount is the amount the homeowner owes minus the accepted sale amount.  So for instance, a home that had a mortgage of 0,000 and was bought for 0,000 would have a ,000 deficient amount.  Most distressed homeowners can’t come to the closing with that ,000 so the lender has the say on what happens to that ,000.  If the lender agrees to forgive the deficient amount, a 1099-C will be generated and the homeowner MAY have tax ramifications on that ,0000.  MOST homeowners will be deemed insolvent under the mortgage debt forgiveness act of 2007 and a homeowner could walk away at that point and never think about the house again.  Only your accountant can tell you if you are insolvent.

2)      The lender does NOT forgive the deficiency.  They “reserve the right to pursue” the deficient amount.  In this case, they are reserving that right to collect their ,000.  Now it doesn’t mean they WILL pursue the homeowner, only that they are reserving the right to pursue the homeowner.  What homeowners in Massachusetts and New Hampshire need to be aware of is the statute of limitations is 20 years.  They have 20 years to collect that deficient amount.  If this is the outcome of your short sale, you will NOT be issued a 1099-C,

3)      The lender could ask for some form of payment at closing or a promissory note.  So for instance they may ask for ,000 in the form of a promissory note.  This amount is usually spread over a few years.  There is no way to tell what amount they will ask for or how long they will spread out the repayment of that amount.

The homeowner makes the decision on whether or not the terms of the approval are acceptable to move forward with the short sale.  If the homeowner decides not to move forward however, the outcome will likely be foreclosure, in which there is an automatic deficiency listed on their credit report and the foreclosure. 

If the homeowner pursues a short sale their credit will also struggle, however it will be far less damaging than a foreclosure.  Their ability to purchase a home again can be anywhere from 1-3 years as opposed to 5-7 in a foreclosure.

A short sale is an excellent alternative to foreclosure, however there are risks the homeowner should consider.  The more information a homeowner has about the potential outcome to their short sale the better position they are in to make decisions on their future.

The always-expanding Nanny State does more than treat adults like children, it can also smother job creation—even in the “live free or die” state of New Hampshire. So as the national debate “pivots” from health care to jobs, Reason.tv suggests that politicians looking to”do something” about the stubbornly high unemployment rate first undo the regulations that ensnare entrepreneurs like Kim Ong. Ong’s parents brought her family from Vietnam to the United States in 1985. “They said this is a country of freedom, a country of opportunities,” recalls Ong, who took their words to heart and now owns Kim’s Spa & Nails in Derry, New Hampshire. When the recession hit she began looking for new ways to generate business. Her thoughts turned to a luxurious practice that’s popular in parts of Asia—fish pedicures.Ong spent over 00 to purchase fish and equipment, a big investment for the small business owner. However, her gamble paid off when she saw how much customers loved having their feet exfoliated by tiny fish. Soon Ong had a waiting list for this hip new service. But instead of hiring more employees, Ong hired a lawyer to plead her case to state regulators who questioned the safety and hygeine of fish pedicures. Unfortunately for Ong and her customers, New Hampshire’s Board of Barbering, Cosmetology, and Esthetics banned the practice. That’s right, the state that lets adults motorcycle without a helmet or drive without a seat belt won’t tolerate tiny fish nibbling at the dead …

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The Different Types Of The Outpatient Treatment Program In New Hampshire

The Different Types Of The Outpatient Treatment Program In New Hampshire

Many people are unaware about the way in which the outpatient treatment programs work. There is much variety in the outpatient treatment program in New Hampshire. The outpatient treatment program provides treatment options to those who are not into severe addiction conditions. These types depend mainly on the kind of the addiction the patient has and also on the treatment needed by the patient. In this article you will get to know about three main types of the outpatient treatment program in New Hampshire.

1. The outpatient treatment program in New Hampshire: The outpatient treatment programs are suggested to those addicts who are into mild to moderate level of addictions. These people will need to visit the treatment centers two to three times in a week. The basic advantage of outpatient treatment program is that the patients can stay in own homes and be near to their family while taking the treatment.

As the patient stays in a comfortable environment, the treatment also shows fast effects and the recovery of the patient also speeds up. The patients will need to visit the treatment center daily for two to three hours. But overall the treatment never exceeds more than nine to ten hours a week. There are no strict medical programs but the patients will be given maintenance medications. These maintenance medications will kill the urge to have addictive substance in the patients.

Many people who have taken detox treatment like to take an outpatient treatment program in New Hampshire, as an aftercare program. The counseling given by the outpatient treatment program in New Hampshire is also very helpful for the patients in order to suppress the urge to consume addictive substance. The counseling program helps the patients and their families to overcome all the emotional hurdles that affect the treatment.

The counseling program also guides the patient about various methods like Yoga, acupuncture, etc, to control their cravings for the addictive substance. The main aim of the counseling program is to help the patient rehabilitate in their social lives. The counseling programs play vital role in the treatment programs.

2. The intensive outpatient treatment program in New Hampshire: As the name suggests the intensive outpatient treatment program is the strict version of the outpatient treatment program. The basic treatment program in intensive outpatient treatment program is same like other outpatient treatment program but it is carried out in more intense manner. The duration of the program will be about ten hours a week.

These treatment programs are suggested to those who are into stronger conditions of addictions. The patient will also be given a detox program if needed. The patient will be monitored daily and will be kept on medications to prevent the urge to have the addictive substance. The nature of the detox program will also depend on the addiction level of the patient.

3. The day treatment program in New Hampshire: The day treatment program is not considered as outpatient treatment program. But in New Hampshire the day treatment program is considered to be a type of outpatient treatment program. In day treatment program the patient will need to visit the treatment center on a daily basis. Daily three to four hours’ treatment will be given to the patients. The patient can choose the timings according to their convenience. Those who cannot take month long vacation for taking treatment and need to attain their jobs can take treatment in day treatment program in New Hampshire.

Thus the patients can lead their normal lives along with taking the addiction treatment. The day treatment program in New Hampshire also has a detox treatment program. The detox program cleans the body of addict and removes all the residual addictive substance form the body of the addict. The patients who are into moderate form of addiction can consider the option of day treatment program in New Hampshire.

Out of these options for outpatient treatment program you can select the one, which is most suitable for your needs. The outpatient treatment programs are mainly for those who are into mild to moderate form of addiction. The patients can take the treatment without going away from their homes and working responsibilities. The outpatient treatment center in New Hampshire will also have counselors who will give proper guidance to the patients and their families. The counseling part of the treatment program is very important to keep the patients and their families motivated. This way the patient will stay away from taking addictive substances and will also be able to lead a normal life after the treatment gets over.

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Patent Agent Jobs in New Hampshire

Find best Patent Agent Jobs in New Hampshire, Patent Agent Jobs, Attorney Jobs New Hampshire, Real Estate Attorney Jobs New Hampshire, Attorney Jobs with LawCrossing.com in New Hampshire, NH.

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New Hampshire State Labor Law Poster

New Hampshire State Labor Law Poster

Don’t forget to post the New Hampshire State Labor Law Poster at your workplace. By law, your facility must post federal and state labor law posters. If you’re not meeting the posting requirements specific to your state, your company could face serious fines! Now you can steer clear of these costly fines and get all of the federal and state posters. We carry all states in both a plain and laminated form

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Obama At New Hampshire Town Hall Part 3 of 3

President Barack Obama attended a town hall in New Hampshire to sell his jobs bill.

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