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FILE - In this Sept. 12, 2019 file photo New Mexico Workforce Solutions Secretary Bill McCamley listens to questions about wage theft complaints during a news conference in Albuquerque, N.M. The head of New Mexico's labor agency is stepping down, just as the latest jobless numbers released Friday show over-the-year losses across all major sectors as the state struggles to recover from the economic fallout prompted by the coronavirus pandemic. McCamley's last day as secretary of the state Department of Workforce Solutions is Friday, the Santa Fe New Mexican reported. (AP Photo/Susan Montoya Bryan,File)

New Mexico labor leader steps down as jobless claims persist

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New Mexico makes employment gains amid virus restrictions

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New Mexico to require job searches for unemployment benefits

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New Mexico winds down Trump’s $300 unemployment supplement

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New Mexico confronts backlog of wage-theft complaints

By MORGAN LEE - Associated Press

Unemployment in Utah improves slightly to 2.7%

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New Mexico’s February unemployment rate remained 3.1 percent

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New Mexico governor-elect makes more cabinet appointments

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New Mexico unemployment rate drops to 4.7 percent in July

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New Mexico unemployment rate drops to 5.6 percent in March

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Judge approves pact to bolster wage-theft enforcement

By MORGAN LEE - Associated Press

New Mexico agrees to strengthen wage-theft enforcement

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New Mexico marks private-sector job growth

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Workforce Solutions ordered to temporarily end cap on probes

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Lawsuit: New Mexico not investigating wage theft claims

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Report: Breweries spread to all corners of New Mexico

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Jobless rate in New Mexico remains stagnant

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Airmall provides free classes for BWI workers

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