Working Under the Table Comes With a Clock. It Runs Out in Three Years.
Unreported cash work earns no Social Security credits, and federal rules set a time limit to fix your earnings record.
Work in New Hampshire: the minimum wage, hiring practices and ghost job postings, unions and workers without them, automation and AI, and the rules behind pay and benefits.
14 stories Latest July 29, 2026 2025–2026
Unreported cash work earns no Social Security credits, and federal rules set a time limit to fix your earnings record.
Opposition to artificial intelligence echoes earlier backlashes against new technology. A look at what that historical pattern does, and does not, tell us.
Opinion: New Hampshire is expensive without being prosperous, with housing costs, rents and wages squeezing young families and workers out.
New Hampshire's job market: low unemployment, cautious hiring, shaky state revenue and the tax cuts vs. services debate.
A Granite State Report review of the 2025 layoffs at Amazon and UPS, what the companies said about AI and automation, and what it means for NH workers.
Explore New Hampshire's roadmap for thriving in an AI-driven world, focusing on future skills, job evolution, and portable learning opportunities.
Explore how automation and AI are reshaping the future of work in New Hampshire, offering insights for policy-makers and young residents.
Explore how Gen Alpha may redefine work as automation and AI disrupt traditional careers, leading to portfolio lives and new economic models.
An explainer on New Hampshire's minimum wage and how it follows the federal rate under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Explore the challenges faced by non-unionized workers in the U.S., and discover innovative solutions for empowerment and labor rights.
Nurses at Concord Hospital campuses voted to join SEA/SEIU Local 1984, the first union of nurses at a private hospital in New Hampshire. What the vote means and what comes next.
