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The Manchester School District voted to prevent staff layoffs. The Board of School Committee approved reallocating $8.6 million. These funds were originally for school renovation projects. This decision avoids potential layoffs before a state deadline. The budget now moves to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Manchester, New Hampshire
https://www.wmur.com/article/manchester-school-budget-layoffs-51426/71311076
Anheuser-Busch will close its Merrimack, New Hampshire manufacturing plant early next year. This facility has operated for over 50 years. Approximately 125 full-time employees in New Hampshire are affected. The company offers jobs at other facilities and severance packages. Two other plants in California and New Jersey are also closing, impacting 475 total employees nationwide.
https://www.wbur.org/news/2025/12/12/anheuser-busch-merrimack-new-hampshire-closure-layoffs
The Manchester School District faces a challenging budget season. Superintendent Jennifer Chmiel presented five scenarios for $15 million in cuts. These plans involve layoffs, affecting 42 to 113 positions. The cuts are necessary if the tax cap compliant budget is approved. The Board of School Committee will vote on budget proposals.
https://manchester.inklink.news/school-superintendent-expects-layoffs-if-aldermen-do-not-pass-baseline-budget/
Firearms manufacturer Sturm, Ruger & Co. confirmed recent layoffs. The company reduced its New Hampshire workforce by less than 5%. This adjustment affected 90 of its 1,800 employees. The moves address cost misalignments and balance production with consumer demand. Sturm, Ruger faces financial challenges and a declining firearms market.
https://vnews.com/2026/02/09/newport-g-n-maker-layoffs/
The Farmington School Board will meet to discuss potential layoffs. This follows a state order to address a $330,000 budget deficit. The deficit partly stems from a state SchoolCare program shortfall. The Farmington Teachers Association argues these layoffs are avoidable. The union plans to challenge the board's proposed actions.
https://www.wmur.com/article/farmington-nh-school-board-layoffs-budget-deficit/70291617
Where and when will these new offices open that they mention on the RTO email ?
Kinda hard to imagine they will spend money on opening offices in the US
I work in Fund Accounting in the NJ office as a Senior Associate. I am wondering if y’all think layoffs will hit me. I see two postings from my team that were posted recently. Will I know soon if I am to be affected?