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Remote work in New Hampshire: 16.8% work from home

About 123,687 of New Hampshire's 734,959 workers usually work from home in New Hampshire, a share of 16.8%. That is 1.7 points above the US figure of 15.1%, ranking New Hampshire 13th of 52 (50 states, DC and Puerto Rico). See the top teleworkable jobs in New Hampshire and the county table.

Work from home

16.8%

US: 15.1%

Rank

13 of 52

1 = highest share

Change since 2019

+9.5 pts

2019: 7.3%

Mean commute

26.7 min

One way, non-remote workers

How people in New Hampshire get to work

Drove alone72.0%
Worked from home16.8%
Public transit0.5%
Other (carpool, walk, bike, other)10.7%

72.0% drive to work alone and 0.5% take public transit. The "other" share is the remainder of the published categories.

Men vs women

Men working from home16.9%
Women working from home16.7%

Women are 0.2 points less likely than men to work from home in New Hampshire.

Change since 2019

In the 2019 ACS 1-year survey, 7.3% worked from home. The 2020 to 2024 average is 16.8%, a change of +9.5 pts. The two figures come from different survey products, so treat the change as indicative.

Counties in New Hampshire

10 counties or equivalents. Rockingham County has the highest share at 19.4%.

10 rows
1Rockingham County19.4%33,366171,85828.9 min
2Hillsborough County18.1%42,763236,08627.3 min
3Grafton County17.2%7,83245,51322.2 min
4Carroll County16.2%3,99424,59526.6 min
4Strafford County16.2%11,54871,41726.0 min
6Merrimack County14.4%11,50879,89426.6 min
7Belknap County13.5%4,42232,67025.0 min
8Cheshire County13.1%5,02938,44123.7 min
9Sullivan County10.2%2,15821,06626.1 min
10Coos County8.0%1,06713,41923.1 min
Best paying remote jobs in New HampshireNo degree remote jobs in New Hampshire

Top teleworkable jobs in New Hampshire

The largest occupations in New Hampshire that can typically be done from home, by employment (BLS OEWS May 2024, Dingel and Neiman classification).

OccupationEmploymentMedian wage
General and Operations Managers21,180$107,060
Office Clerks, General13,710$48,510
Customer Service Representatives12,560$46,960
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive9,710$46,150
Accountants and Auditors7,820$82,830
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks7,620$50,410
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers7,020$71,370
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products6,740Not available
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education5,860$69,340
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists4,780$67,590
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education4,390$64,430
Financial Managers4,090$141,520
Human Resources Specialists3,990$65,610
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education3,910$64,810
Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants3,770$46,550

Metro areas in New Hampshire

Neighbouring states

States with a similar share