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New Hampshire's Workforce Resource

NH Sector Partnerships Initiative – or NH SPI – is your company’s connection to the $1 million available today to help fill workforce gaps in New Hampshire’s construction, health care, hospitality, manufacturing and technology sectors. SPI coordinates it all at no up-front cost to your company.

Connect to your industry
Find and create workers with the skills needed to meet the demands of the industry, which has grown 10% since 2013 and shows no signs of slowing down.

Construction
Create your strategy to hire or train qualified workers to fill the 3,500+ open positions in New Hampshire’s largest industry.

Health Care
Join leading hospitality and tourism industry leaders and connect to the $1 million available to fill workforce gaps.

Hospitality
Buck the trends and let SPI help you find new employees and upskill or retrain your existing manufacturing industry workforce.

Manufacturing
Get creative and meet the demand of a tech sector with 2,000 current unfilled positions in an industry expected to grow more than 10% over the next five years.

Technology

What Does SPI Do?

Funding Updates

Incumbent Worker Training Program 120 New Hampshire Employees to Receive Training Through Incumbent Worker Training Program
Seeking Nominees for New Sector Partner Champion Posted in: Construction News, Uncategorized
U.S. DOL Announces Campaign to Share the Benefits of Apprenticeships with Job Seekers and Employers Posted in: Construction News
Women in Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Occupations Grants Posted in: Construction News


“Great NH Restaurants had zero turnover in management level staff in 2017 and as a result was able to lower their front-line staff turn over by 20%. This is the Sector Partnerships Initiative in action – providing resources to businesses to upskill their employees.”


Tom Boucher
owner and CEO, Great NH Restaurants



Connect to the hospitality sector


“Through SPI, contractors and industry partners will develop real solutions to address the long-term workforce shortage here in New Hampshire.”


Joshua Reap
president and CEO, Associated Builders and Contractors of New Hampshire and Vermont



Connect to the construction sector


“Boston’s got some serious gravity. As a coder I feel that gravity, and I think about giving into it far too often. I’m looking to SPI to amp up the gravity in New Hampshire, to offset Boston’s. I’m not one to spectate, though, so I’m jumping in the fray.”


Jim Wilcox
software architect, BlueMetal Inc.



Connect to the technology sector


“The health care sector partnership brings all the pieces of the health care workforce puzzle together to customize training to really meet today’s challenges.”


Susan Huard
president, Manchester Community College



Connect to the health care sector


“C&M Machine Products supports this important program and in turn, the future of New Hampshire’s manufacturing economy.”


Dan Villemaire
president, C&M Machine Products



Connect to the manufacturing sector

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The first step in solving our state’s workforce challenge is to connect with NH SPI and others in your industry.

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NH Sector Partnerships Initiative
New Hampshire
Sector Partnerships Initiative
(603) 206-8185

The initiative is supported by NH Works, a consortium of state agencies and associations working together to leverage their staff and align their local networks to support the sector partnerships.

The NH Works system is a proud member of the American Job Center network and an equal opportunity employer / program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TDD ACCESS: RELAY NH 1-800-735-2964

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