In 2025, small companies with fewer than 20 employees contributed significantly to job growth in the private sector. They added 3,663 jobs, representing 79% of the net growth in private sector employment.
In 2026, New Hampshire’s labor market began to recover. Data shows that nonfarm employment grew by 1.1% from January to July 2026. Despite this positive growth, the employment levels have not completely rebounded from the previous year’s job losses.
The New Hampshire Bulletin, an independent nonprofit news organization, works to keep residents informed about critical state issues. The organization continues to monitor the local job market trends as the state attempts to achieve full economic recovery.
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