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legal-2026.07.26-907

Provision text match · United States — New Mexico · en

NMSA 10-1-11. [Payment of nepotic employees; liability of employer and

unknown Act or statute Section 10-1-11 — NMSA 10-1-11. [Payment of nepotic employees; liability of employer and

NMSA 10-1-11. [Payment of nepotic employees; liability of employer and

10-1-11. [Payment of nepotic employees; liability of employer and bondsmen; employment void.] No person so unlawfully employed shall be paid or receive any compensation from public funds, and such employment shall be null and void, and the person or persons giving such employment, together with his or their bondsmen, shall be liable for any and all monies so

Topics: employment, liability, public funds

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NMSA 10-6-5. Definition of incompatible office; service and employment

unknown Act or statute Section 10-6-5 — NMSA 10-6-5. Definition of incompatible office; service and employment

NMSA 10-6-5. Definition of incompatible office; service and employment

10-6-5. Definition of incompatible office; service and employment. Any public office or service, other than service in the armed forces of the United States of America, and any private employment of the nature and extent designated in Section 10-6-3 NMSA 1978 is hereby declared to be incompatible with the tenure of public office or employment. History: 1941

Topics: employment

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NMSA 36-2-35. [Solicited employment contracts void; recovery of

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NMSA 36-2-35. [Solicited employment contracts void; recovery of

36-2-35. [Solicited employment contracts void; recovery of compensation paid.] Any contract of employment obtained or made in violation of this act [36-2-29, 36-2- 31 to 36-2-38 NMSA 1978] shall be absolutely void as to the attorney but the client may recover any compensation paid thereunder to or for or received by the attorney on account of such employment

Topics: contracts, employment

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NMSA 52-1-26. Permanent partial disability

unknown Act or statute Section 52-1-26 — NMSA 52-1-26. Permanent partial disability

NMSA 52-1-26. Permanent partial disability

n who suffers a compensable injury with resulting permanent partial disability should be provided with the opportunity to return to gainful employment as soon as possible with minimal dependence on compensation awards. B. As used in the Workers' Compensation Act, "partial disability" means a condition whereby a worker, by reason of injury arising out of and

Topics: claims handling, disability benefits, employment

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NMSA 40-4C-10. Employer, union or carrier notice

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NMSA 40-4C-10. Employer, union or carrier notice

rder for health care coverage pursuant to the Mandatory Medical Support Act is in effect, upon termination of the medical support obligor's employment or upon termination of the health care coverage, the employer, union or carrier shall make a good faith effort to notify the department and the other parent within ten days of the termination date with notice

Topics: benefits administration, employment

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NMSA 24-16-19. Nonretaliation; nonwaiver

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NMSA 24-16-19. Nonretaliation; nonwaiver

ation; nonwaiver. A. A person or employer shall not discharge, refuse to hire or in any manner retaliate against an employee, applicant for employment or patron because that employee, applicant or patron exercises any rights afforded by the Dee Johnson Clean Indoor Air Act or reports or attempts to prosecute a violation of that act. B. An employee who works

Topics: employment, workplace conduct

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NMSA 28-1-2. Definitions

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NMSA 28-1-2. Definitions

r relations division of the workforce solutions department; E. "employee" means any person in the employ of an employer or an applicant for employment; F. "labor organization" means any organization that exists for the purpose in whole or in part of collective bargaining or of dealing with employers concerning grievances, terms or conditions of employment or

Topics: definitions, employment

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NMSA 52-8-3. Definitions

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NMSA 52-8-3. Definitions

52-8-3. Definitions. As used in the Self-Insurers' Guarantee Fund Act: A. "benefits" means any benefits to which a worker may be entitled under the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act [Chapter 52, Article 1 NMSA 1978], the Subsequent Injury Act or the New Mexico Occupational Disease Disablement Law [52- 3-1 NMSA 1978]; B. "board" means the board of d

Topics: definitions, employment

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NMSA 61-12A-23. Criminal Offender Employment Act. (Repealed effective

unknown Act or statute Section 61-12A-23 — NMSA 61-12A-23. Criminal Offender Employment Act. (Repealed effective

NMSA 61-12A-23. Criminal Offender Employment Act. (Repealed effective

61-12A-23. Criminal Offender Employment Act. (Repealed effective July 1, 2028.) The provisions of the Criminal Offender Employment Act [28-2-1 to 28-2-6 NMSA 1978] shall govern any consideration of criminal records required or permitted by the Occupational Therapy Act. History: Laws 1996, ch. 55, § 23.

Topics: criminal records, employment, occupational therapy

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NMSA 7-2E-1.1. Tax credit; rural job tax credit

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NMSA 7-2E-1.1. Tax credit; rural job tax credit

(1) the job is created due to a business merger, acquisition or other change in organization; (2) the eligible employee was terminated from employment in New Mexico by another employer involved in the merger, acquisition or other change in organization; or (3) the job is performed by: (a) the person who performed the job or its functional equivalent prior to

Topics: employment, rural development, tax credit

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NMSA 22-11-2. Definitions

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NMSA 22-11-2. Definitions

rticipant; (5) a person regularly employed by the department holding a license issued by the department at the time of commencement of such employment; (6) a member classified as a regular member in accordance with the rules of the board; (7) a person regularly employed by the New Mexico activities association holding a license issued by the department at th

Topics: benefits, employment, pensions

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NMSA 52-1-28.3. False statements or representations with regard to

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NMSA 52-1-28.3. False statements or representations with regard to

e employer: (a) was not aware of the concealed information that, if known, would have been a substantial factor in the initial or continued employment of the worker; or (b) relied upon the false representation, and this reliance was a substantial factor in the initial or continued employment of the worker; and (3) a medical condition that was concealed or fa

Topics: compensation, employment, medical disclosure

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NMSA 29-14-11. Exercise of rights

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NMSA 29-14-11. Exercise of rights

29-14-11. Exercise of rights. A peace officer shall not be subjected to any retaliation by his employer due to the officer's lawful exercise of his rights under the Peace Officer's Employer-Employee Relations Act. History: Laws 1991, ch. 117, § 11. ARTICLE 15 Missing Persons Information and Reporting

Topics: employment

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NMSA 10-16C-5. Posting of law and information

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NMSA 10-16C-5. Posting of law and information

10-16C-5. Posting of law and information. Every public employer shall keep posted in a conspicuous place on the public employer's premises notices prepared by the employer that set forth the provisions of the Whistleblower Protection Act. History: Laws 2010, ch. 12, § 5.

Topics: employment, public administration

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NMSA 36-2-29. [Direct and indirect solicitation of damage claims declared

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NMSA 36-2-29. [Direct and indirect solicitation of damage claims declared

36-2-29. [Direct and indirect solicitation of damage claims declared illegal.] It shall be unlawful for any person to solicit employment for himself or for another in the collection of any claim for damage to property or for damages for personal injuries sustained within this state or elsewhere or for death resulting therefrom, whether to be presented, colle

Topics: damage claims, employment, solicitation

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NMSA 10-11-122. Public employer affiliation

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NMSA 10-11-122. Public employer affiliation

iated public employer with the coverage plan that provides the highest pension applicable to any of the groups of members brought under its employment. (1) This subsection applies to a public employer created: (a) by a merger of two or more affiliated public employers; (b) pursuant to a joint powers agreement between two or more affiliated public employers;

Topics: public employer affiliation, retirement plan administration

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NMSA 51-1-52.1. Leasing employer; temporary services employer

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NMSA 51-1-52.1. Leasing employer; temporary services employer

f pay for the worker, whether or not through negotiation; and (f) pays the worker directly. B. Notwithstanding any other provision of the Unemployment Compensation Law, if an individual or entity contracts to supply an employee to perform services for a client or customer and is a leasing employer or a temporary services employer, the individual or entity is

Topics: employer classification, temporary staffing, worker leasing

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NMSA 52-1-2. Employers who come within act

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NMSA 52-1-2. Employers who come within act

ction 52-1-6 NMSA 1978, shall become liable to and shall pay to any such worker injured by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment and, in case of his death being occasioned thereby, to such person as may be authorized by the director or appointed by a court to receive the same for the benefit of his dependents, compensation in the manner

Topics: compensation, employment

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NMSA 28-2-3.1. Employment eligibility determination; private employers

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NMSA 28-2-3.1. Employment eligibility determination; private employers

28-2-3.1. Employment eligibility determination; private employers. A. If a private employer uses a written or electronic employment application, the employer shall not make an inquiry regarding an applicant's history of arrest or conviction on the employment application but may take into consideration an applicant's conviction after review of the applicant's

Topics: criminal history inquiries, employment screening, job applications

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NMSA 72-19-18. Interest in contracts and property disqualifications

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NMSA 72-19-18. Interest in contracts and property disqualifications

in any contract or transaction with the authority except in his official representative capacity or as provided, except for any contract of employment with the authority. Neither the holding of any office nor employment in the government of any public body or the federal government nor the owning of any property within the state, within or without the author

Topics: board membership, contracts, employment

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