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Employment law in United States — New Mexico

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 28-2-2. Purpose of act

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    The legislature states that criminal offenders and ex-convicts should be allowed to seek employment or carry on a lawful trade, occupation, or profession, and barriers to that should be removed.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 29-11A-8. Immunity

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    This section says the Act does not create a cause of action against certain public employers, public employees, or public agencies if they comply with the Act.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 50-14-10. Division; duties

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    The division has multiple duties related to workforce development programs, including support, planning, reporting, compliance monitoring, and assistance to local boards.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 10-7E-24. Existing collective bargaining units

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    Some preexisting bargaining units and union recognition statuses must continue under the Public Employee Bargaining Act, but a public employer may not make a new collective bargaining agreement unless the union shows majority support.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 21-24-4. Publicizing of instruction

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    An agent must not make false or misleading course statements, promise employment without a qualifying job contract, or take part in course activity tied to fraud, deception, misrepresentation, or unregistered student solicitation.

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  • United States — New Mexico

    NMSA 52-5-1. Purpose

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    This section states the legislature’s purpose for workers’ compensation laws: to provide injured and disabled workers benefits quickly and efficiently at a reasonable cost to employers, and to have claims decided on their merits.

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