N.H. immigrants prosper inside English classes in the wake of the labor shortage

Some immigrants who learn English as a second language are taking advantage of the market and pursuing different careers. Healthcare and manufacturing are upping the ante to get employees: raising salaries and offering support for educational opportunities.

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