The year started with continuing deterioration in the situation for wage employment in New Mexico. For the week of January 3, there were 1,626 new claims for unemployment filed in New Mexico, up 478, or 42%, from the same week in 2008.
The week of January 10 saw 3,165 new claims, up 1,613 from a year ago and more than double the 1,552 claims filed during the week in 2008.
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- Job Losses: December Numbers (The Rest of the Story)
- Real Estate: Year End Numbers
- Job Losses: December Numbers
- UNM & Golf & Planning
- Job Losses
- Real Estate: Foreclosures
- Publications: Más New Mexico!
- Politics: Money & Ethics
- Politics: "New Mexico's Political Wild West"
- Politics: Diane Denish, Bill and the Political Rug
- Capitol Report Re-Launches; Projected Deficit Grows
- Corruption: CDR & Abq
- Politics: The Richardson Situation
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About Me
- Capitol Report New Mexico
- Harold Morgan Albuquerque, New Mexico, writes this blog. Harold is a newspaper columnist, syndicated to ten papers around New Mexico. He consults about print communications. Since the 1960s, Harold was written about business and public policy in New Mexico. The history of www.capitolreportnm.blogspot.com traces to Capitol Report New Mexico, a short lived magazine founded by Harold Morgan and Jack Swickard of Roswell, New Mexico. There is another Capitol Report blog, www.capitolreportnewmexico.com, owned by the Rio Grande Foundation and not related to this blog.
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