State and Local Workforce 2023 Survey Findings – MissionSearch Research InstituteĬity of Albuquerque joins with union to plead for workers – KUNM Key Quarterly Performance Measures Report: Quarter 3, Fiscal Year 2023 – New Mexico State Personnel Office Patricia Tafoya-Harris, acting director of Human Resources for the City of Albuquerqueġ injured, 1 arrested in shooting at protest regarding Oñate statue in Rio Arriba County – KOAT Searching for Solutions to Staffing Problems in NM State Agencies Sarita Nair, secretary, New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Nathana Bird (Ohkay Owingeh and Kewa Pueblo), community memberĭylan Lange, acting director, New Mexico State Personnel OfficeĬasey Padilla, president, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Council 18: New Mexico and Colorado Janene Yazzie (Diné), Southwest Regional Director, NDN Collective Indigenous Community Leaders React to Española Shooting at Planned Oñate Statue Site In their second discussion, Nash asks the roundtable how residents are impacted by the short-staffed public sector and how government agencies can best compete against the private market. In the first of two conversations, Jones asks the panelists to identify the scope of the employment problem and detail what it's like to work at hollowed-out agencies throughout New Mexico. They host a special roundtable to discuss why government agencies continue to struggle with hiring and retaining employees in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Then, we introduce KUNM reporter and first-time New Mexico in Focus correspondent Nash Jones. New Mexico in Focus correspondent Antonia Gonzales speaks with two indigenous community leaders about the shooting and the violent history surrounding colonial monuments like the Oñate statue. Ryan David Martinez is charged with first-degree attempted murder, as well as a fourth-degree felony count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Lou DiVizio opens the show with some of the headlines from around the state, including a ruling from Judge Fred Van Soelen in a redistricting lawsuit filed by the Republican Party of New Mexico and seven individuals.Ī 23-year-old man wearing a 'Make America Great Again' hat is accused of shooting Native American activist Jacob Johns during a prayer event last week in Española, where local officials were planning to reinstall a statue of Spanish conquistador and war criminal Juan de Oñate. Injunction filed against city of Albuquerque for removal of homeless personal property – KRQE New Mexico law allows migrant children under 21 to obtain residency – KFOX Homeless man sues City of Albuquerque over Coronado Park removal – KRQE Jazmín Irazoqui-Ruiz, policy director, Bold Futures NM Jessica Martinez, attorney, New Mexico Immigrant Law Center

Executive Producer Jeff Proctor speaks with two immigrant advocates about their work to get this bill passed through the Roundhouse.Īttorneys Say Albuquerque Violated Unhoused Clients’ Constitutional Rights It expands the age range for young immigrants eligible to access green cards, work permits and other benefits - if they can prove in court they had been abandoned, abused or neglected. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 15 into law. The City of Albuquerque has filed a request for a stay on the injunction with the state Supreme Court - as of Thursday's recording, the court has not decided if it will take up the case. A state District Court judge issued an injunction in the case last month, barring the city from removing people from public property or taking their belongings. The lawsuit accuses the city of violating the Fourth and Eighth Amendments and due process protections for unhoused people by shuffling them from place to place and destroying their property. Then, Lou speaks with two attorneys who are suing the City of Albuquerque on behalf of several unhouse clients. Senior Producer Lou DiVizio opens the show with some headlines from around the state including a judge's recent decision on Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's adjusted executive order restricting firearms in Bernalillo County.

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